No amount of flying can get you into the Qantas Chairman's Lounge. These spaces, and the tier itself, are exclusively by invitation only. Where to find the Qantas Chairman's Lounges Chairman's Lounge isn't just a membership tier with impressive perks: it's also a network of airport lounges where members can cool their heels away from the general public.
There's much more to the Qantas Chairman's Lounge than just free canapes and champagne. Here's how to become a member and what's on offer once you're inside. Inside, some of Australia's most powerful enjoy five-star food and wine as they await their flights.
But when you ask about the Chairman's Lounge, Qantas has no comment. The Chairman's Lounge is a members-only club for VIP clients travelling on domestic flights within Australia. Former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce once called it "the most exclusive club in the country".
Chairmans Lounge Home Qantas Frequent Flyer Status and Clubs Status Chairmans Lounge. What is it like inside the Qantas Chairman's Lounge? If the Qantas Lounge is a Hyatt, the Chairman's Lounge is a Ritz-Carlton. In the Brisbane outpost (pictured), for example, we're talking a timber panelled reception desk and expansive windows with views to the runway.
The Scandi chic vibes continue with even more dark timber inside used as partitions, brass accents and plush neutral. Qantas is offering select Platinum One members one-time access to the exclusive Chairman's Lounge, typically reserved for VIPs and corporate elites. It used to be that being a member of the Qantas Chairman's Lounge or Virgin's equivalent Beyond Lounge was the height of fashion among the nation's powerful.
But the real difference between the Chairman's Lounge and those available to the general public is the service. "The Qantas Club resembles a bit of a zoo, whereas the Chairman's Lounge is very quiet and very discreet," a guest of the Sydney and Canberra lounges told the ABC.
