Jacksonville International Airport is preparing to move the Delta Sky Club to Concourse B under construction at the North Jacksonville terminal.
The city is reviewing a permit application for NSC Construction Co. LLC of Atlanta to build-out the 9,934-square-foot interior space for the membership club in the airport at 2400 Yankee Clipper Drive.
The club, now on Concourse A next to Chili’s Grill & Bar, will move to Concourse B where it will be built-out primarily on the mezzanine with a small entry area on the boarding level.
Space will include the lounge, a cafe, a bar and restrooms.
Ware Malcomb of Atlanta is the architect. RS&H of Jacksonville is the mechanical, engineering and plumbing engineer.
Construction on the three-level Concourse B, a $344 million project, began in July 2024 and is scheduled for completion by December 2026.
What’s up at the airport
Jacksonville International Airport’s major carriers include American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Southwest and United Airlines.
The airport’s 20 gates now comprise 10 on Concourse A and 10 on Concourse C.
The airport’s FlyJacksonville.com site says Concourse A serves Delta and United Airlines.
Concourse C serves American and Southwest.
Concourse B will comprise six gates for American Airlines.
Post-security, Concourse A is to the right, Concourse C is to the left and Concourse B will be straight ahead.
The first Concourse B was demolished in 2009 after Concourses A and C were rebuilt in 2008.
Concourse B also will feature food tenants that include Cantina Louie, Chick-fil-A, Panda Express, V Pizza and Willie Jewell’s Old School Bar-B-Q.
The Club JAX also is planning to move to Concourse B. The Jacksonville Aviation Authority approved plans Sept. 29 for it to more than double in size.
The Club JAX, along with the airport food court, closed in August 2024 to make way for Concourse B construction. The 2,725-square-foot club opened in 2018.
The new 5,975-square-foot lounge will be developed and managed by Airport Dimensions, part of London-based Collinson Group, which operates 31 clubs across the United States. Construction is scheduled to begin in summer 2026, with a targeted opening the following year.
The Club JAX allows passengers from any airline to enter with specific membership benefits or by paying a fee.
About Delta Sky Club
Airport website FlyJacksonville.com links to the Delta Sky Club, which says it has more than 50 locations. It says it offers “complimentary cocktails, fresh and healthy food options, free high-speed Wi-Fi and more.”
It says that annual memberships and renewals to Delta Sky Club are available to Medallion Members of the Delta SkyMiles Program.
Customers who are not Medallion Members may access Delta Sky Club with another qualifying credential, such as the Delta SkyMiles Reserve or Reserve Business American Express Card, or when flying on a same-day Delta One itinerary.
It explains two membership options.
The executive membership includes unlimited club access for the member and up to two guests, or a spouse/domestic partner and children under 21, per visit.
The one-year rate is $1,495 or 149,500 miles.
The individual membership allows members to bring up to two guests, or a spouse/domestic partner and children under 21, for an additional fee per guest per visit. The site shows that to be $50.
The one-year rate is $695 or 69,500 miles.
More information is at Delta.com.
A project summary with the permit application explains that the Delta Sky Club will include about 1,600 square feet for a commercial kitchen food services and bar areas. About 600 square feet will be for restrooms.
The remainder is guest lounge space. The club area will comprise six zones, including the entry, lounge, cyber lounge, cafe, buffet and beverage counter, bar and restrooms.
