Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge
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Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at Montreal, QC - Pierre Elliott Trudeau (YUL) welcomes:
- Air Canada Business class passengers departing on a same-day flight (+1 guest)
- Air Canada Maple Leaf Club members departing on a same-day Star Alliance flight (no guests)
- Air Canada Altitude Super Elite 100K, Elite 75K, Elite 50K and Elite 35K members departing on any Air Canada flight or a Star Alliance flight (+spouse or domestic partner, dependent children, and one guest). These members can also visit domestic Maple Leaf Lounges when arriving at airports in Canada.
- Business Class passengers departing on a same-day international Star Alliance flight (no guests)
- First Class passengers departing on a same-day international Star Alliance flight (+1 guest)
- Star Alliance Gold Members departing on a same-day Star Alliance flight (+1 guest)
- One-time pass holders, whether acquired through a Latitude or Flex fare travel option or through mileage redemption.
- American Express AeroplanPlus Platinum and Corporate Platinum card holders.
- United Club members departing on a same-day Star Alliance flight (+1 guest)
- TD® Aeroplan® Visa Infinite Privilege Card holders departing on a same-day Air Canada flight.
Access to Maple Leaf Lounges, Air Canada Cafés, and Signature Suites is limited to three hours prior to scheduled departure time. This policy does not apply during flight connections or flight delays.
Additional guests may accompany qualifying passengers for $20 CAD per person before 11 a.m. and for $30 CAD per person after 11 a.m.
Cards accepted
Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Worldwide
When flying a Star Alliance member airline.
United Club
When flying a Star Alliance member airline.
You may have access to Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge as a premium customer of one of the following airlines, or as an elite member of their frequent flyer program. Check the Access rules tab for more details, or use our lounge access wizard to find out if you have access.
Star Alliance
Access for eligible customers traveling on any Star Alliance member airline.
 | ANA (NH) |  | Aegean (A3) |  | Air Canada (AC) |
 | Air China (CA) |  | Air India (AI) |  | Air New Zealand (NZ) |
 | Asiana (OZ) |  | Austrian (OS) |  | Avianca (AV) |
 | Brussels Airlines (SN) |  | Copa Airlines (CM) |  | Croatia Airlines (OU) |
 | EGYPTAIR (MS) |  | EVA Air (BR) |  | Ethiopian Airlines (ET) |
 | LOT Polish Airlines (LO) |  | Lufthansa (LH) |  | SWISS (LX) |
 | Shenzhen Airlines (ZH) |  | Singapore Airlines (SQ) |  | South African Airways (SA) |
 | TAP Air Portugal (TP) |  | Thai Airways (TG) |  | Turkish Airlines (TK) |
 | United (UA) |
Overall ratings
Expected more from Montreal. Took a good 45 minutes lined up on the stairs wait to get in, then all the chairs in the windowed room were taken so ended up in the back area, no windows, bad light just dismal not even background relaxing music which is not a big deal but would be nice to make an effort. Food was if not absolutely inedible, mediocre mass cafeteria stew, pasta, lettuce and (for dessert) a stale cookie! Even if you get access for free, spend some cash on a decent meal in the airport. But if you’re into unlimited drinking this is the place for you!
Other than that, the wifi was down, and the promised reading materials did not exist (and please don’t blame covid, no one was masked or distancing and food was served buffet style.) Worst lounge I’ve been to including Premium Plazas and other Air Canada lounges. Again, if you’re in here at all you got free access but the airport restaurants are less depressing and way better quality (and you can afford them). And you can buy your own reading materials! This on top of a massive tech failure and chaos at checkin in Edmonton. So long Air Canada, but you did have some good inflight TV.