ANA has revealed details of its upcoming lounge at Daniel K Inouye International Airport in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Opening in spring 2019, the lounge will be located on the third floor of Terminal 2, above gate C4.
One of the stand-out features is that premium lounge users will be able to board the plane directly from the lounge, with a direct connection to the upper deck of the A380 (where first, business and premium economy seats are located).
This means that passengers will be able to relax in the lounge until the final call.
The facility is divided into two separate lounges. As indicated by the floor plan above, this includes the main ANA Lounge with a family area (light green), plus a smaller ANA Suite Lounge (blue).
Eligibility to the two areas is as follows:
| ANA Suite Lounge | First class passengers with one additional guest |
| Diamond Service members with one additional guest | |
| ANA Lounge | First class passengers with one additional guest |
| Business class passengers | |
| Premium economy passengers | |
| Diamond Service members with one additional guest | |
| Platinum Service members with one additional guest | |
| Super Flyers members with one additional guest | |
| Star Alliance Gold members with one additional guest |
The lounge design will reflect a fusion of Japanese and Hawaiian aesthetics. For example, the ceiling will feature a traditional Japanese coffered motif, created with Hawaiian wood.
Both lounges will reflect elements of Hawaiian nature, with calming colours of the sea and sky, plus a large tree feature in the centre of the lounge.
The four-class aircraft will have eight first class, 56 business and 73 premium economy seats on the upper deck, plus 383 economy seats on the lower deck.
