The new luxury PS terminal (which was initially founded in 2017 as The Private Suite) opened at the Atlanta Airport in early Sept. The Private Suite, reimagines the airport experience for the seasoned and discerning traveler. In practical terms, people using the PS terminal are promised a luxurious, VIP-tailored spot to wait for their plane and get to avoid the hassles involved with the crowds in a big, public terminal.
The benefits include:
A private TSA screening free of lines, along with on-site customs and immigration processing at the terminal.
A PS host takes care of all your luggage.
An extensive menu of cocktails and chef-prepared meals
Spa and beauty offerings such as massages, manicure and barber services
A private suite, which features an entertainment center, fully stocked snack and beverage bar and an ensuite bathroom. Each suite hosts up to six people comfortably and can be customized
When it’s time to head to the aircraft, you’re escorted by a private driver in a BMW to board the plane straight from the tarmac. With its own private access road and parking. You can choose to be in the first group or the last group to board the plane.
Reservations are already being accepted for PS Atlanta. Annual memberships are optional. For non-members, expect to pay:
$1,095 per person to use The Salon
$4,085 for up to four people to use a Private Suite
You can also become a member of PS, which costs $4,850 per year, expect to pay:
$750 per person to use The Salon
$3,550 for up to four people to use a Private Suite
The Atlanta location is the company's 2nd US location, the LAX terminal location opened in 2017. Additional luxury terminals will open in DFW in 2024 and at MIA in 2025. PS was founded internationally in places such as Dubai, Frankfurt and London’s Heathrow.
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