COVID-19 resource center
Should you need to travel, we have put together a comprehensive list of resources to help you navigate airport lounge closures and policy changes.
Know where to go.
Some airport lounges are still closed. Some access rules have changed. Our Lounge Access Wizard is always up-to-date.
Simply plug in your itinerary, frequent flyer status, and lounge memberships: we’ll tell you which airport clubs you have access to, and we’ll call out temporary closures.
You can also store your memberships and access credentials in your profile and we’ll show you accessible lounges at a glance. (Requires a free account.)
Navigate service changes.
Purchase airport lounge access with confidence.
Buy access to hundreds of airport lounges up to a year in advance. Should your plans change, you can request a refund (minus a $5 service fee) ahead of your planned visit.
Buying is easy—we accept all major credit cards—and your purchase will be confirmed instantly.
Stay informed.
Our blog brings you the latest on service changes, along with trip reports.
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