TravelShifu has not visited this lounge in person. Educational guide only — verify access rules, hours and amenities on the operator site before travel. Framework checked August 2026.
Which airports have Star Alliance 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.
Key takeaways
- 2 of the 12 locations we checked have one of Star Alliance Lounges open, according to the operator’s own lounge pages on 16 October 2026.
- These are the Star Alliance Lounges open at the airports we checked, with where each one is inside the terminal and the operator page it comes from.
- 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…
- International first and business passengers on a Star Alliance flight, and Star Alliance Gold members in any class, may use Star Alliance lounges when departing…
Where are Star Alliance Lounges, and can you use one?
Link to this answer2 of the 12 locations we checked have one of Star Alliance 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 Star Alliance Lounges open?
Link to this answerThese are the Star Alliance 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) |
|---|---|
| CDG | Terminal 1, 3rd floor (staralliance.com) |
| Los Angeles | Tom Bradley International Terminal, 6th floor, via the lift at the clock tower in the main atrium (staralliance.com) |
Which airports do not have Star Alliance Lounges?
Link to this answerWe 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.
- BKK: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Bangkok: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Frankfurt: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Istanbul: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- JFK: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Munich: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Rome: not in Star Alliance’s current list of branded lounges, and its Rome lounge page no longer exists (an older FAQ on the same page still names Rome) (staralliance.com)
- Singapore: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Vienna: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
- Zurich: no Star Alliance-branded lounge listed by Star Alliance (its six branded lounges are at AMS, CAN, CDG, EZE, GIG and LAX) (staralliance.com)
Who can get into a Star Alliance lounge?
Link to this answerInternational first and business passengers on a Star Alliance flight, and Star Alliance Gold members in any class, may use Star Alliance lounges when departing on a flight operated by a member airline. First-class and Gold customers may bring one guest flying Star Alliance from the same airport. Silver members have no access; paid entry is sold at selected lounges.
Source: staralliance.com access rules. Airport lounge access guide compares airline lounges with Priority Pass and card lounges.
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