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title: "Qantas First Lounges: Locations and Access (2026)"
description: "Which airports have Qantas First Lounges, where each one is, which airports do not have one, and who can get in. Checked on the operator’s own pages, 16 October 2026."
url: "https://travelshifu.com/guides/qantas-first-lounges-compared/"
category: "Airport Guides"
author: "Kaiser Khan"
date_published: "2026-10-16"
date_modified: "2026-10-16"
source: "TravelShifu"
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# Qantas First Lounges: Locations and Access (2026)

Which airports have Qantas First Lounges, where each one is, which airports do not have one, and who can get in. Checked on the operator’s own pages, 16 October 2026.

> Educational guide: we earn nothing from lounge operators. Priority Pass links say whether they are commissioned: an “Ad” label means we may earn a commission; a plain link earns us nothing. Sources are named on the page; check access rules on the operator’s site before you travel.

## Where are Qantas First Lounges, and can you use one?

1 of the 2 locations we checked have one of Qantas First Lounges open, according to the operator’s own lounge pages on 16 October 2026. The table gives each location; the list after it names airports where there is none, so you do not plan a connection around a lounge that is not there.

Access rules, guest allowances and opening hours are set by the operator and change. Confirm them on the operator’s page for your airport in the week you fly.

TravelShifu has not visited these lounges; every location below is taken from the operator’s own published list.

## Which airports have Qantas First Lounges open?

These are the Qantas First Lounges open at the airports we checked, with where each one is inside the terminal and the operator page it comes from. Lounges move during terminal works, so check the page again before you rely on one for a connection.

| Airport | Where it is (source) |
| --- | --- |
| Sydney | Sydney International (T1), airside Level 4 past immigration; enter on Level 3 by escalator ([qantas.com](https://www.qantas.com/en-au/at-the-airport/lounges/locations/sydney-first)) |

## Which airports do not have Qantas First Lounges?

We previously covered these airports, but the operator does not list a lounge of this brand at any of them, according to its own lounge pages checked on 16 October 2026. Do not plan a connection around one; use the access guide below to find what you can use instead.

- London: no Qantas First Lounge listed by Qantas; its Heathrow lounge is the London International Lounge (Lounge B, Terminal 3) ([qantas.com](https://www.qantas.com/en-au/at-the-airport/lounges/locations/london-international))

## Who can get into a Qantas First Lounge?

Qantas First Lounges admit international first-class passengers on eligible Qantas, oneworld or Emirates flights, and Qantas Platinum One and Platinum Frequent Flyers on eligible international flights; Platinum One and Platinum members may bring one guest. Qantas lists First Lounges at Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore and Los Angeles; Los Angeles is closed after flooding.

Source: [qantas.com access rules](https://www.qantas.com/en-au/at-the-airport/lounges/access). [Airport lounge access guide](/guides/airport-lounge-access-guide) compares airline lounges with Priority Pass and card lounges.

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