Air India opens new signature Maharaja Lounge at San Francisco International Airport (SFO)

Air India opened its newest signature lounge at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) called the “The Maharaja Lounge” on May 23.

Located near Gate A1 at SFO’s International Terminal, the newly opened Maharaja Lounge covers an area of over 3,300 sq. ft. with a capacity for 80 guests. Mirroring the design of the recently launched flagship Maharaja Lounge in Delhi, it is the second in a series of signature lounges that Air India will open. Air India’s First and Business Class passengers, and Platinum and Gold members of the Maharaja Club will be able to access the lounge. First Class passengers will also have access to a dedicated zone while inside.

Images: (Top) Dining area at Air India's Maharaja Lounge at SFO. (Bottom) Aviatior's Bar at Air India's Maharaja Lounge at SFO. Credit: Air India 

With views of the tarmac, the lounge will feature a dining area with a variety of Indian and international culinary delicacies. The Aviator’s Bar will offer a “well-curated cellar” of hand-picked wines and whiskies. Those seeking privacy and comfort will also be able to relax in the Private Zone.

“The opening of the Maharaja Lounge at San Francisco builds on the recent launch of our flagship lounge at Delhi, marking the beginning of a new generation of signature lounges for Air India,” said Campbell Wilson, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Air India. “North America has long been a key pillar of Air India’s network, and our continued investments reflect both, this commitment and our ambition to introduce a new standard of travel experiences in the region in time to come.”

“As Air India continues to transform into a world-class global airline, we are focused on delivering a consistent, elevated experience across our network, blending modern luxury with the warmth and timeless appeal of Indian hospitality.”

Air India currently operates daily flights between Delhi and San Francisco.