Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge
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Access rules
Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at St. John's (YYT) welcomes:
- Air Canada Business class passengers (+1 guest)
- Air Canada Maple Leaf Club members (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 may also use domestic Maple Leaf Lounges upon arriving at airports in Canada.
- Business Class passengers departing on an international Star Alliance flight (no guests)
- First Class passengers departing on an international Star Alliance flight (+1 guest)
- Star Alliance Gold Members (+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 Star Alliance flight (+1 guest)
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
When flying Star Alliance.
When flying Star Alliance.
Airlines
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.
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) |  | SAS (SK) |
 | SWISS (LX) |  | Shenzhen Airlines (ZH) |  | Singapore Airlines (SQ) |
 | South African Airways (SA) |  | TAP Air Portugal (TP) |  | Thai Airways (TG) |
 | Turkish Airlines (TK) |  | United (UA) |
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Overall ratings
I have been coming here about once year for the last five years. It has never been good however now is totally disgusting. Hopefully not an indication of how AC maintains and operates its aircraft.
The filthiest lounge ever. Filthy carpet , dirty tables , dirty dish bowl left in the sink , and the guy who suppose to look after the lounge sitting in the computor area being on his phone.
Easily the worst lounge I have ever been in. If you are looking for that business class experience this is not the place to start. The carpeting is filthy, rotten food and an attendant who is too busy on the computer to offer any services. The food is clearly store bought with some excuse for snacks that have been left out for hours, food poisoning anyone? In reality, there is no reason to visit the lounge apart from alcohol being offered as its the only way to deal with the place.
Very very small, no bathroom, and flight display board is too high to see.
Staff used to be really good, but now changed.
A poor representation of the Maple Leaf Lounge.