Liverpool John Lennon Airport has unveiled its brand-new Aspire Lounge, marking a major upgrade in pre-flight comfort and convenience. Part of a £9 million terminal enhancement, the lounge now offers more space, improved amenities, and a stylish environment for travellers. If you want to make the most of it, Priority Pass with 30% off is the easiest way to access the lounge without worrying about availability or paying full price.

Big news for anyone planning a trip to Dubai (or beyond) this winter: Emirates is stepping up its London flights in a major way. From 26 October 2025, the airline will add a brand-new Heathrow–Dubai frequency, meaning Emirates will now fly six A380s plus one Boeing 777 out of Heathrow every day, except Fridays. That takes Emirates’ Heathrow schedule to 48 weekly flights, with a total of up to 13 daily flights from London airports combined

If you’ve ever found yourself meandering around Gatwick Airport, doing laps of the shops, eyeing up a £7 latte at Black Sheep or a £15 salad in Pret, pouncing for a seat, and forget even trying to get near a socket or USB port, then you know the struggle is real. That’s exactly why a lounge pass can feel like heaven. Today, I’m diving head first into the free buffet (having not eaten properly for days thanks to man flu) at the No1 Lounge Gatwick North Terminal – and trust me,

One of the biggest transformations slated for 2025 is the overhaul of Heathrow Terminal 3’s independent lounges. The comprehensive upgrade promises an exciting shift for travelers using services like Priority Pass or DragonPass as well as premium passengers flying with airlines lacking dedicated lounges.

Great question, and one that many Google users are frantically searching mid-terminal. The No1 Lounge Heathrow Terminal 2 is not exactly front and centre. Once you’re through security, head towards Gates A1 to A5. Now here’s where it gets weird: take the lift down one level. It’ll feel like you’re being dropped into a subterranean bunker – no natural light, no runway views, and the mood lighting of a swanky members club.

It’s rare for me to walk into a lounge and feel immediate regret. But stepping into the SATS Premier Lounge at Singapore Changi Airport Terminal 2 felt like walking straight back into my old school exam hall, it could be the name though? SATS. And not in a nostalgic way. I’m talking that grey institutional gloom, the buzz of fluorescent lighting, uncomfortable seating, people hunched over in various states of stress, and the loud chatter that’s anything but soothing.

If you’re anything like me, the idea of battling crowds at Heathrow or Gatwick makes you break out in a sweat. But here’s the good news: London Southend Airport (SEN) is stepping up in a big way and with easyJet’s new base now officially open, it’s becoming one of the most convenient and underrated ways to jet off from the capital. Let’s dive into why this lesser-known airport is suddenly a hot topic, what routes are now available, and why it might be your next go-to airport