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New lounges open at JKIA

13 Jul 2016
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KENYA Airways has

unveiled two new

lounges at Terminal

1A at Jomo Kenyatta

International Airport.

The Simba Lounge

and Pride Lounge

are for the exclusive

use of Premier World

passengers flying from

or transiting through

Kenya Airways’ JKIA

hub. The lounges will

also be used by Sky

Priority passengers

from the airline’s

SkyTeam partners.

Pride Lounge offers a

cigar room, washrooms

and showers, a kidzone

and a dining/

working area.

Simba Lounge

features a smoking

zone, family lounge,

business experience

centre, washrooms and

showers, noise-proof

quiet zone for sleeping

and a dining/working

area. 

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