British Airways Lounge






- Complimentary snacks
- Complimentary hot buffet
- Complimentary soft drinks
- Complimentary full bar
- Accessible
- Air conditioning
- TV
Situated in Satellite S, the club is a stone’s throw from the international boarding gates. (Alaska Airlines, the largest oneworld tenant at Sea-Tac, primarily operates domestic flights. The Alaska Lounges, located in Satellite N and the main terminal, so Alaska Lounges are not a convenient option for oneworld international passengers.)
The British Airways Lounge Seattle was remodeled and expanded early 2025. The legacy “Terraces” design and claustrophobic separate First Class area have made way for a larger and more modern shared space.
Perched on top of Satellite N, and originally built in 2001 at a hefty $2.5 million price tag, the British Airways Lounge was Seattle-Tacoma airport’s first rooftop airline club. The rooftop concept isn’t unique anymore—Delta and then Alaska have both replicated the concept—but the British Airways Lounge remains one of the best vantage points over the airport grounds and the mountains in the distance.
Guests have their choice of traditional lounge seats with power outlets at arm’s length, tabletop seating along the windows, and dining tables.
Amenities include a hot and cold buffet, a full bar (per Washington State law, the lounge does not offer self-serve alcohol), and shower suites. A special a-la-carte menu is available to British Airways First Class passengers.
British Airways Lounge at Seattle, WA - Seattle Tacoma (SEA) welcomes:
- British Airways First passengers (+1 guest)
- British Airways Business Class passengers (Club Europe and Club World) (no guests)
- British Airways Gold Executive Club members departing on a same-day flight operated by British Airways or other oneworld carriers (+1 guest)
- British Airways Gold Executive Silver members departing on a same-day flight operated by British Airways or other oneworld carriers (+1 guest)
- First class passengers departing on a same-day flight operated by a oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- Business class passengers departing on a same-day flight operated by a oneworld airline (no guests)
- oneworld Emerald members departing on a same-day flight operated by British Airways or another oneworld airline (+1 guest)
- oneworld Sapphire members departing on a same-day flight operated by British Airways or another oneworld airline (+1 guest)
Notes:
- Guests must be departing on a flight operated and marketed by a oneworld airline.
- American Airlines AAdvantage® members, regardless of their tier status or class of travel, are not eligible for lounge access when travelling solely on North American flights within or between the U.S., Canada, Mexico (except Mexico City), the Bahamas, Bermuda and the Caribbean.
- For connecting passengers, lounge access will be determined on the international long haul ticketed flight (either First of Business Class) regardless of the ticketed class of travel on the international short haul or domestic flight.
- American Airlines and Qantas customers who have purchased a membership in their airline’s lounge network do not have access to British Airways lounges unless their ticket or status qualifies.
2.3 / 5, based on 15 reviews
Overall ratings
Probably the worst lounge I used.
Furniture is jaded, food an insult and more densely packed than the train between terminals.
Don’t bother.
Somewhat underwhelming overall for an international business class lounge, but nice views and great showers.