The new PS terminal brings the flair of private jet-setting to commercial flights. Just be prepared to pay over $1,000 for it.
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PS has opened its second location at the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
The company offers private terminals with lounges and suites for wealthy travelers flying commercial.
PS will launch at DFW and MIA over the next two years.
Travelers at the world’s busiest airport can now relax in a more luxurious terminal — so long as they have over $1,000 to spend.
PS gives travelers flying commercial a taste of private jet-setting: an exclusive terminal. Instead of spending hours in the security line and fighting for a seat by the gate, travelers with PS have access to private TSA screening with no lines and luxurious lounges with spa amenities.
If this glitzy way of traveling seems very “Los Angeles,” that’s because it was. From 2017 until now, PS was only available at Los Angeles International Airport. But in September, the company launched its second location at the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
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Instead, the company has its own TSA screening section and “Salons” or “Private Suites” in lieu of the typical branded airport lounge.
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Here, travelers have access to drinks, meals, and showers (upon request) while waiting in the modern lounge adorned with local art and vintage furniture.
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These more luxurious lounges have all the same amenities as the Salon with the addition of spa services, a daybed, a pantry, and entertainment.
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When it’s time to board their flights, travelers will be driven to their gates and can board from the tarmac, eliminating any wait time. Travelers in the Private Suites will get their own chauffeurs.
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PS offers pickup from the tarmac and provides international travelers with private customs.
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The “all access membership” is a $4,850 annual fee with an additional $750 per person for the Salon and $3,550 for a Private Suite for up to four travelers.
For a cheaper rate, the “salon membership” is $1,250 annually on top of $850 per person for the Salon and $4,850 for the suites.
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Non-members can pay $1,095 per person for access to the salon and the same $4,850 for the more exclusive lounge.
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But according to Amina Porter, the company’s CEO, celebrities only make up a small portion of its customers. Instead, it attracts corporate travelers, families, and “celebratory travelers,” Porter told Insider in an emailed statement.
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In 2024, a PS will open another terminal at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The following year, Miami International Airport will also welcome a new PS.