June 28, 2014

Priority Pass launches iPhone and iPad apps for Middle East

Priority Pass, the world’s leading independent airport lounge program, announces the launch of an enhanced iPhone app and a brand new iPad app, which enable travellers to locate and see details of all available lounges in the program in the Middle East and worldwide.

Both apps have a ‘Find Nearest Lounge’ tool which uses GPS technology to locate the nearest lounge based on the user’s current location.

For those who prefer to plan ahead, the app allows a fast, offline search for lounges available at any airport. Plus new features mean users can add ‘Favorites’, review ‘Recent Searches’ and even view lounge images.

The app is free to download from the iTunes store. Simply search for “Priority Pass”.

“We have members throughout the Middle East, who are constantly on the move and these apps are ideal for quickly finding a bit of peace and quiet at the airport,” commented Jonathan French, Head of Brand at Priority Pass.

“With 28 lounges available to member’s at all major airports in the Middle East, and more than 600 throughout the world, our new apps are ideal to have the information needed at their fingertips,” he added.

Notes and media contacts
About Priority Pass:

Priority Pass was launched in 1992 with the goal of providing frequent travellers with airport lounge access, regardless of their class of travel, airline flown or existing membership in an airline frequent flyer program.

In 19 years Priority Pass has become the world’s largest independent airport lounge access program. Starting with just 55 lounges, today Priority Pass works with over 600 lounges in more than 300 cities throughout the world – and the network of lounges continues to grow.

Priority Pass has millions of members in all corners of the world and there are Priority Pass offices in Dallas, London and Hong Kong.

More information at www.prioritypass.com.

For further information please contact:

Alisa D’souza
PR Freelancer for Priority Pass
Tel: +971 50 -7858298