Cathay Pacific’s airport lounges are slowly re-opening across the globe, and the airline has a goal to have them all fully open again by September 2023.
The Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda was one of the first to re-open. I had the opportunity to visit the lounge prior to an international flight back to New York, and found that it made for a peaceful place to grab a bite and unwind with my family.
Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda – Access
The Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda is located on the sixth floor of Terminal 3, near gate 114 in the international departures area of Tokyo Haneda.
After clearing security, turn left, walk for around 10 minutes past several gates and the transit hotel, and you’ll reach a set of glass doors on your left.
Past the glass doors are escalators that will take you up to several different lounges, including the Delta Sky Club and Japan Airlines Sakura Lounge located on Level 5. Continue up the escalators to Level 6 to reach the Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda.
Unlike the JAL Sakura Lounge, which is open until the last departing flight of the day, the Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda is only open from 7:30am–5pm daily.
Past the sliding glass doors of the entrance you’ll find the check-in desk, where the staff will ask for your boarding passes to scan you in.
There are several ways to access the lounge. These include being a First Class or business class passenger on an outbound flight on Cathay Pacific or any other Oneworld alliance airline, being a Oneworld member with Emerald or Sapphire status, being a Cathay Pacific Silver, Gold, or Diamond member, or being a Cathay Pacific Cargo Clan elite member.
If you’re flying in First Class or have Emerald or Sapphire status with Oneworld, then you may bring one guest in with you.
On the morning of my visit, I happened to be flying JAL business class with a flight departing at 11am, which granted me and my family access to the lounge.
Cathay Pacific Lounge Tokyo Haneda – Seating
The lounge is decorated in wooden panels and accents along with neutral colours of beige, brown, grey, and teal, in keeping with Cathay Pacific’s colour palette. There is a variety of seating arrangements throughout.
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