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Airport lounges vary enormously, some offer great food and drinks, with shower facilities, work stations, perhaps even a massage service, or computer games to help you pass the time. Some though are cramped and their 'extra' services really are only a comfortable chair, and complimentary drinks. Choosing which lounge to use can be a complicated yet very important part of your comfortable travel experience.

Trying to stay with one airline club does have enormous benefits, especially if it falls into one of the two biggest airline alliances, namely, Star Alliance or One World. As your miles increase and as you travel more the more you will eventually become one of their 'elite' members, with a superior status to the standard membership level. Some airlines will recognise their most frequent flyers by giving them the Gold Card or the next tier of membership. This alone is worth it especially if you have earned it the hard way - through economy class travel.

Your superior status will generally give you additional kilogram's, priority check in, priority upgrades, priority boarding, priority on waitlists (some airlines are even beginning to offer immediate confirmation), and very importantly the use of the airport lounges.

Airport Lounge Information - Disabled access may vary in some locations, please check your individual requirements prior to booking. Lounges located after Passport Control are not suitable for passengers on domestic flights unless stated otherwise. For security reasons if you need to leave the lounge, you must take any luggage with you even if you wish to return. Airport lounges have a smart casual dress code and expect reasonable behaviour from their private guests. airport lounge staff reserve the right to refuse admission. Smoking arrangements vary from lounge to lounge an there is a charge for champagne. All lounges have flight information screens and you are responsible for catching your flight. You may arrive at any executive lounge up to 3 hours before your flight time. Entry prior to this time will be at the discretion of the lounge staff. In airport lounges which permit children they must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

If you are travelling for business or pleasure then you want to be as comfortable and hassle free as possible. If you are travelling frequently then you are probably a member of one, if not more than one airlines frequent flyer club. You may not know what to do with all the points you are earning, or even how they work, however there are many other simpler ways to benefit.