Hong Kong has always been a big market for Qantas. They have flights from multiples cities and have usually the routes are very profitable. Hong Kong is a Oneworld hub with 11 member airlines currently flying out of the airport.
- American Airlines
- British Airways
- Cathay Pacific
- Finnair
- Japan Airlines
- Malaysia Airlines
- Qantas
- Qatar
- Royal Jordanian
- S7 Airlines
- SriLankan Airlines
Qantas have been slowly upgrading some of their international and domestic lounges for months now. The same design for the Hong Kong lounge is used or will be for the Singapore lounge, Brisbane international and domestic lounges.
To get entry into the lounge you have to meet these requirements:
- Qantas Club
- Qantas Gold, Platinum and Platinum one
- Oneworld Sapphire or Emerald
- Emirates skywards gold or platinum on a Qantas flight
- Oneworld Business or First class passengers
Entry To The Lounge
Boarding Pass Check
Newspapers And Various Articles
The lounge has very large amount amounts of seating, it can get very busy at peak nights.
Various Seating
The Bar
Seating Behind The Bar
Seating Area
Coffee Machines
Toasting Machines
Juices
Self Serve Beverages
Buffet
Buffet
At 9 in the morning the lounge was completely empty. The lounge was split in half so unfortunately I wasn’t able to get photos of the full lounge. There would have been 20 people max in the lounge.
Showers
Summary
The Qantas lounge Hong Kong is a great lounge to spend a few hours in. Would I use it over the Pier or Wing First no, for a business class lounge it ticks all the boxes and Qantas have done a great job with the lounge.
