Air France Opens New (Terminal 3) Lounge at Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
Key Takeaways
- The Air France lounge opened September 1, 2026, in the Schengen area of Frankfurt Airport's new Terminal 3.
- The new lounge covers nearly 500 square meters (5,382 sq. ft.) and seats approximately 120 guests, with French cuisine, runway views, Wi-Fi, work areas and a private phone booth.
Air France has opened a brand-new lounge in Terminal 3 at Frankfurt International Airport (FRA). The new Schengen zone lounge is open daily from 05:00 to 21:30 (9:30 pm). The new lounge spans 5,382 square feet (500 m²) and has seating for 120 guests.
Air France partnered with Global Lounge Network (GLN) in the opening and operation of this lounge. Like other new Air France lounges, this space embodies the airline's distinctive identity through carefully curated design elements and colors. This includes the Air France logo, its iconic winged seahorse, and a selection of vintage posters celebrating the airline's heritage.
Dining and Beverage
The dining area focuses on an open-space experience centered around traditional French cuisine and has the capacity to accommodate nearly 50 guests. The curated menu evolves throughout the day, featuring a selection of sweet and savory dishes, including vegetarian options. Guests can also enjoy a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including French wines and Champagne, as well as locally brewed beers.
Air France prioritizes sustainability with the use of locally sourced, seasonal ingredients in its menus. Particular attention is also paid to reducing food waste and recycling.
Amenities
Throughout the lounge, guests can enjoy a wide range of comfortable seating areas to relax, work, or dine. The lounge also offers panoramic airport and runway views. Tucked away from the main areas is a quiet relaxation space and work area equipped with a soundproof booth.
For fast and convenient access, the lounge offers automated self-check-in kiosks. Guests also have access to TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and power outlets (with USB) conveniently located throughout the lounge. In addition, a selection of French and international digital newspapers and magazines is available via the Air France Press app.
Access
Air France Business Class (excluding Business Light fares) and Flying Blue Elite Plus members, as well as eligible KLM and SkyTeam Alliance members, may access the lounge. This lounge has also partnered with Priority Pass for access.
Press Release: Air France unveils its new lounge at Frankfurt Airport
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Closing Thoughts
Frankfurt's Terminal 3 opened on April 22, 2026, and now has four passenger lounges: Air France, SkyTeam, Emirates, and the Priority Lounge. The opening of this Air France lounge was much needed for customers flying out of the new terminal. This summer, Air France will be operating up to five daily flights between Frankfurt (FRA) and Paris-Charles de Gaulle (CDG), enabling customers to connect seamlessly to the airline's global network via its Paris hub.