Review: New American Airlines First Class Lounge JFK
American Airlines has debuted their brand new International First Class Lounge at New York's JFK airport. I decided to book a cross-country flight in Flagship First to take a first hand look at the brand new space. From swanky new decor to added amenities, American's new International First Class Lounge is truly just that, First Class. Here's what you can expect on your next visit to the new American Airlines International First Class Lounge at JFK.
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