“United Clubs are the perfect spot for our customers to relax and recharge and we are excited to open the first of four new United Clubs this year,” said United’s Chief Customer Officer Toby Enqvist. “Our multimillion-dollar investment in the United Clubs is one of many ways we are working to improve every aspect of our customers’ experience.”

In addition to the Fort Lauderdale renovation, the airline is expanding its United Club network by introducing new locations in popular destinations. This summer, United plans to open a new United Club in New Orleans in conjunction with the opening of the new terminal at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. United will also open a brand-new United Club location in New York’s La Guardia Airport to coincide with the relocation of its operations to the airport’s Terminal B. Additionally, United will introduce its first-ever United Club location in Raleigh-Durham International Airport.

Designed with today’s customers in mind, each United Club location is created to serve the distinct needs of customers traveling to and from that destination and feature complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, wellness rooms and specially curated local food and beverage offerings. United Club members enjoy access to more than 50 United Club locations and participating Star Alliance partner lounges around the world.

United Airlines Announces Four New Domestic United Club Locations for 2019