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The New Airport Luxury Is A $5K Private Lounge For Flying Commercial

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 15 September 2026, 13:38 UTC 1 min read
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Massages, private suites, a chauffeur to drive you straight to your plane. At airports around the US, new luxury terminals offer the perks of flying private, without actually flying on a private jet. Bloomberg's Aashna Shah got a first-hand look.

Massages, private suites, a chauffeur to drive you straight to your plane. At airports around the US, new luxury terminals offer the perks of flying private, without actually flying on a private jet. Bloomberg's Aashna Shah got a first-hand look. (Source: Bloomberg)
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