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Airport Lounge List

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Search 8,500+ airport lounges worldwide and check which ones your credit card, membership, airline status or ticket class gets you into.

Airport Lounge List

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Airport Lounge List tells travellers which airport lounges they can use, and what each one is like. Ask Claude things like "Which lounges can I use at Heathrow Terminal 5 with a Priority Pass?", "Does my Amex Platinum get me into a lounge at JFK?" or "What is the best lounge at Singapore Changi?" and it answers with data from Airport Lounge List. Key features: - Search 8,500+ lounges by airport, terminal, airline or lounge network - Check access by credit card, lounge membership (such as Priority Pass), airline status or ticket class - Lounge details: location airside or landside, opening hours, amenities, showers, food and drink, and guest rules - Traveller ratings and reviews Eight lounge-data tools work immediately with no account. Sign in with a free Airport Lounge List account over OAuth to log lounge visits, write and edit reviews, and keep a wishlist of lounges.

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Details

First addedSeptember 26, 2026
Categoriestravel
Authenticationdefer_auth
Transportstreamable-http
Works withclaude, claude-api, claude-code, claude-desktop
Tools21

Tools(21)

  • add_to_wishlist
  • delete_review
  • delete_visit
  • discover_more_flight_tools
  • find_lounges_by_access
  • get_airport_lounges
  • get_lounge_details
  • get_my_passport
  • get_my_profile
  • get_my_reviews
  • get_my_visits
  • get_my_wishlist
  • get_network_lounges
  • list_access_methods
  • list_networks
  • mark_lounge_visited
  • remove_from_wishlist
  • search_lounges
  • update_review
  • update_visit
  • write_review

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