Air France is making waves at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) with a strategic move that caught many by surprise: acquiring the SAS lounge in Terminal B, now under Air France’s management. While the lounge still carries SAS branding, it already serves Air France's business-class passengers, providing seating, dining, and a much-needed relaxing space. By 2025, it's expected to reopen as a fully branded Air France lounge following significant refurbishments. This development comes after Air France's October 2024 announcement of a $13.4 million investment in a new Newark lounge. When I flew out of Newark in December, however, that vision had yet to materialize. My son and I were given $35 meal vouchers each, a temporary fix after Air France lost access to the British Airways lounge. While the vouchers helped, the lack of a dedicated space made it clear how important this upgrade was. Fast forward to February 2025, and the change is already noticeable. Upon checking ...
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Quel honneur de recevoir un flicard génocidaire.
En revanche, ce qui pourrait me faire sourire, si j'avais un minimum d'humour.. c'est que Monsieur le senateur Pasqua est, comme il se doit, escorté partout ou il va - même en Tunisie- par des gendarmes français... Gendarmes français, qui, d'apres le droit republicain, se doivent d'arreter les fuyards qui restent sourds aux convocations de la police et de la justice française, qu'ils soient " fils de" ou pas.
Nos gendarmes devraient manger des carottes, c'est bon pour la vue...