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Manchester Airport’s newly expanded Terminal 2 has improved dramatically: wider walkways, bright interiors, modern shops, bigger dining areas and a much more international feel. It finally looks like an airport ready for the 2030s. But sounding good on paper doesn’t stop Terminal 2 from being:

Clubrooms Heathrow Terminal 3 promises a first-class pre-flight experience for Priority Pass and No1 Lounges guests, but does it actually deliver? I checked in to find out.

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.

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,

If you’ve ever landed at Malpensa Airport after a long-haul journey like mine – SIN-AUH-MILAN, followed by a trek to Stansted and onward to Surrey – you’ll know the difference a decent lounge can make. This time, I tested out the Via Milano Lounge at MXP Airport, armed with both Priority Pass and LoungeKey(because yes, I carry them all like Pokémon cards). What did I find? A lounge with good intentions and some great Italian touches, but not without its flaws.

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