I’m not a fan of taking photos of airline lounges when there are other people in the picture (which is why the hideously packed and ugly Admirals Club in Charlotte never gets a review from me!). However, I like knowing what’s for breakfast in a lounge and you can usually snap the food without people in the shot, so here we are.
When I passed through Miami recently, I really enjoyed the food available in the American Airlines Flagship Lounge. Here’s a little look at some of the yummy items available to start your day.
Here’s What’s For Breakfast
After passing through security, I headed straight for the lounge. As I was hungry, I beelined for the dining area and set about deciding what to eat. It seems they are catering to the local clientele with some of these which is nice to see.
Flagship Lounge Miami
I’ve been on a bit of a Flagship Lounge binge lately, visiting New York in February 2022, Los Angeles in April the same year, and Chicago in October. All of them offer a similar experience, which is nice to see.
Overall Thoughts
There’s some good eating for breakfast in the American Airlines Flagship Lounge in Miami. I thoroughly enjoyed all the food I ate, even if it was after 9am that I arrived.
What I didn’t mention is that they have a person who was cooking eggs and omelettes to order. Usually I would have been all over something like that but I was pretty tired when there. That’s my excuse anyway!
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I’ve never been to a Flagship Lounge. How does it differ from Flagship Dining? I’m considering connecting in MIA rather than DFW onward to MEX to try out Flagship Dining and any perspectives would be very welcome.
Flagship Dining is the separate dining room within the Flagship Lounges at Miami, Dallas Fort Worth and Los Angeles. You need to be flying in Flagship First Class or Flagship Business Plus on international flights (not Canada or Mexico or Caribbean) or on certain transcontinental flights to access this dining room. Otherwise you use the Flagship Lounge as normal, but can’t access the dining room, as was the case for me. You don’t get access with status. Info is here – https://www.aa.com/i18n/travel-info/experience/dining/flagship-first-dining.jsp – apparently it has the really expensive Champagne and other drinks etc etc.
Thanks for the response. For some reason I thought that first class to MEX qualified out of MIA. I must have misread or be misremembering something.
Yeah it’s a shame they don’t include so many areas close by, but I suppose that would overrun the facilities.