Korean Air unveils new flagship lounge at LAX

Korean Air has opened its newly renovated flagship lounge at the Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport, marking a significant milestone in the airline’s ongoing investment in premium customer experience and global brand transformation.
The space spans 1675 m2 across two floors and introduces a refined lounge concept designed to elevate the experience for the airline’s premium passengers.

The First Class Lounge is located on the upper level and features two private suites alongside an à la carte fine-dining offering. On the lower level, the Miler Club and the Prestige Class Lounge serve business class travelers and frequent flyers.

Designed by Singapore-based firm LTW Design, the lounge blends modern design with references to Korean heritage. Warm wood textures and premium stone materials create a refined interpretation of modern Korean luxury, while curated Korean artwork enriches the space. Buncheong ceramics, brushstroke ink paintings and traditional moon jars add cultural depth, combining Eastern heritage with contemporary global aesthetics.

Following the LAX opening, Korean Air plans to continue expanding and upgrading its lounge infrastructure at major global hubs. The airline’s newly renovated lounge at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport will be unveiled later this year.