Delta adding outdoor terraces to two airport clubs

Delta Air Lines is adding its first outdoor terraces to airport Sky Clubs in Atlanta and New York, the Atlanta-based carrier announced Monday.

The “Sky Deck” balcony next to the Delta Sky Club at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport’s Concourse F will open this summer and will offer “unprecedented outdoor runway views,” Delta said in a written statement. A new rooftop terrace at Delta’s club in John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 4 in New York is set to open in May.

The new balconies are part of a broader investment Delta has made into new and renovated airport clubs in the last two years. The clubs require a membership or a fee to enter.

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