American Airlines revamps First Class LAX lounge

American Airlines has opened the latest of its revamped Flagship Lounges at Los Angeles.

The American Airlines' Flagship Lounge at Los Angeles now has showers, quiet rooms, a hot and cold buffet, and a "chef action station" where dishes are made-to-order.

The main American Airlines lounge has 1,300 of square yards of space open to business and first class passengers on international routes as well as and non-stop transcontinental services to New York.

The newly revamped lounge has new seats, and lamps with integrated USB chargers. There are also laptop benches lining the windows.

A small business centre has Windows computers and printers, with complimentary WiFi throughout the lounge, which is staggeringly fast.

First class passengers and oneworld Emerald Frequent Flyers can head to the Flagship First Dining area, which offers a full-service waiter service. Dishes include the Flagship Burger, while New York mixologist Pamela Wiznitzer designed the cocktail menu.

The First area also has recliners for a nap, and a quiet area.

The AA lounges are in LAX Terminal 4.