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Miami Getting New American Flagship Lounge, Expanded Admirals Club

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Earlier this summer, American Airlines announced some exciting updates to its lounge setup at its Miami International Airport (MIA) hub. At the time, I wasn’t sure where the lounge would be located, but I now have an update, so let’s cover all the details.

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(@George Romey)
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Can only hope the new lounge isn't like PHL where the day it opened it was under capacity in comfortable seating.


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(@eric)
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hopefully they find a way to keep the flagship first dining in the new lounge (not holding my breath) or offer a la carte dining of some form


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(@ScooterLAX)
Joined: 9 years ago

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I came up with a new slogan for it:

The new Flagship/Admirals Club at MIA!!! Brand new look, same curt and surly service.


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(@JamesW)
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It'll be quite a nice place to play dice, get a tan, and get stabbed.

Dontcha just LOVE Miami?


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(@DavidW)
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Agreed, I was rather disappointed in the PHL lounge, as it was way over crowded and they were directing people to a room in the back that has a loud electronic buzz and lousy furniture and flooring. The food was eh, but I will say the staff was nice.

Hope they do better in Miami.


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(@Aaron)
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Where in Miami are you hanging out in to het stabbed?


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(@Gary Leff)
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Back on July 11 I wrote that I expected it to go in the "Unused shell space inside Concourse D (there is a mezzanine area between D‑22 – D‑26 that was rough‑finished during the North‑Terminal build‑out). This would keep premium customers near American’s gates and would be a straightforward lease amendment to add square footage to their existing lease. British Airways had invested in lounge design near D21 when they expected to use gate D1 as A380-capable, before before moved over to E for American Airlines needs."

As a long shot I noted the "mothballed oneworld premium lounge/Admirals Club in Concourse E. American already leased it once."

https://viewfromthewing.com/where-is-american-airlines-secretly-building-miamis-new-business-class-flagship-lounge/


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(@justindev)
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Flew to Barbados on AA last Friday. First, my departure gate was D4. So I went to AC at D15. An hour later, AA changed the departure gate to D40. I had already gotten comfortable so I decided to stay in the AC lounge at D15; plus the lounge agent told me that the AC at D50 is more crowded. 15mins before boarding time I happened to look at my app and noticed the gate had again changed to E5. It was a freaking trek - about 25 mins. AA needs to put a lounge in Terminal E.


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(@WestCoastFlyer)
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I can only hope that the common use lounge will not be Uncle Julio's Club America that was in concourse F. Worst excuse for a lounge I have ever seen with the exception of a few outstation lounges in South AM.
Probably doesn't exist anymore (with good reason!)


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(@AaronP)
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I could crawl from D15 to E5 in 15 minutes...


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