Delta Air Lines Unveils New Premium Lounge at Lagos Airport
- Joe Breitfeller
- Jul 4
- 3 min read
Delta has unveiled a newly renovated lounge space at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos, Nigeria. Customers traveling between Lagos and the U.S. will also enjoy an elevated experience onboard new Airbus A350-900 and A330-900neo aircraft.
On Thursday (July 3, 2025), Delta Air Lines announced an enhanced experience for guests traveling between Nigeria and the U.S., with the opening of a new premium renovated lounge at Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos, Nigeria. Additionally, Delta will introduce newest most advanced aircraft on routes Between Lagos and the U.S. this October, including Airbus A350-900s and A330-900neos.
In Thursday’s announcement, Delta Air Lines’ SVP – Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India, Matteo Curcio, said,
“With the launch of our new premium lounge in Lagos and the introduction of our most advanced aircraft on our routes, we are reaffirming Delta’s commitment to Nigerian travelers. This is an investment in infrastructure, and we strive to deliver an exceptional travel experience from West Africa to the world.”
Also commenting on Delta’s enhancements for customers traveling to and from Lagos,
Delta’s General Manager – Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India, Joseph Young, added,
“Delta has served Lagos for nearly 20 years, and it is a vital gateway for us. These enhancements reflect our long- standing partnership with Nigeria. Whether it’s the comfort of Delta One Suites or the warm hospitality in our new lounge, we’re elevating every step of the journey for our customers.”
The upgraded Lagos Lounge will offer an elevated guest experience with more space, contemporary Nigerian-inspired design, high-speed Wi-Fi, private relaxation areas and premium refreshments. The lounge will cater to Delta One, along with valued oil and gas clientele. With an elevated pre-flight experience, Delta continues to position itself as a leader in premium transatlantic travel from West Africa.
As previously mentioned, Delta will introduce the Airbus A350-900 on the route between Lagos (LOS) and Atlanta (ATL), and will also deploy an Airbus A330-900neo on the route between Lagos and New York (JFK) from December 2, 2025 and January 16, 2026. Delta’s flagship A350-900 replaced an Airbus A330-200 on the Atlanta-Lagos route, bringing a 35 percent increase in seat capacity, as well as a quieter experience, improved fuel efficiency, wider seats, and an elevated onboard experience.
Delta’s flagship A350-900 aircraft, replaces the A330-200 on the Atlanta route and brings a 35 percent increase in seat capacity. It also offers a quieter experience, improved fuel efficiency, wider seats and a refined in-flight experience. On the New York-Lagos route, the A330-900neo will deliver better cabin pressure, humidity, and a quieter, more comfortable journey than the A330-200 it replaces. Both aircraft are equipped with Delta’s signature Delta One Suites, featuring lie-flat seats with sliding doors for privacy, luxury bedding and personalized service. Delta Premium Select offers more space and elevated dining, while Delta Main provides individual entertainment, ambient lighting, and increased personal space.
Delta's Newly Refreshed Lounge in Lagos, Nigeria - Courtesy Delta Air Lines
All customers flying across Delta’s transatlantic network to West Africa and Europe, will have access to fast, free Delta Sync Wi-Fi presented by T-Mobile. Additionally, Delta and the renowned fashion brand Missoni are expanding their partnership with the launch of a luxurious Delta One collection, which includes a Missoni bedding set designed for Delta, along with a suite of amenities that include a refreshed Delta One amenity kit, custom socks, slippers and an eye mask. Delta is also expanding its customer-favorite mattress pad and adding a memory foam cuddle pillow to flights over 12 hours.
Source: Delta Air Lines
