oneworld Lounge (Lounge No.40)
★4.0(213 reviews)AMS
The alliance's own Schiphol lounge — oneworld Business, First and eligible status.
The oneworld Lounge (Lounge No.40) is the alliance's dedicated lounge at Amsterdam Schiphol — fittingly, the second oneworld-branded lounge worldwide, and built in the footprint of the former British Airways lounge in the non-Schengen area. It welcomes oneworld Business and First Class passengers and eligible Emerald and Sapphire status holders flying a qualifying non-Schengen route out of Schiphol. The lounge offers a buffet, a bar, a mix of relaxation and work-friendly seating, and Wi-Fi to keep you connected before a long-haul departure. For oneworld flyers without their own carrier lounge at AMS, this is the home base; access follows your cabin and frequent-flyer tier rather than a paid membership.
Crowding · moderate
A workable pre-flight spot with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and seating you can use for a laptop. Fine for email and light work before a long-haul flight.
A buffet of hot and cold dishes alongside a bar serving wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks, plus coffee and tea — a comfortable spread for oneworld premium-cabin passengers and status holders before an intercontinental flight.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
After security and passport control, follow signage in the non-Schengen area to Lounge 40.
- 01Check in at Schiphol
- 02Clear central security
- 03Pass passport control into the non-Schengen area
- 04Follow signs to the oneworld Lounge (Lounge 40)
Landmarks: Non-Schengen piers · Lounge 40 signage
ℹ Non-Schengen Area - Follow signs to Lounge No.40, the lounge is located on the 3rd floor, between D & E Gates (Area 2), AfterSecurity
oneworld Sapphire & EmeraldIncluded: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
oneworld Sapphire Status or Business Class Ticket
Flying from AMS without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at AMSMake the most of it.
Access is via a oneworld premium-cabin ticket or eligible Emerald/Sapphire status — there's no paid entry here.
It's in the non-Schengen area, so it serves intercontinental and non-EU departures.
This is the alliance's own lounge if your oneworld carrier doesn't run a lounge at Schiphol.
Arrive early at the intercontinental departure peak to be sure of a seat.
If you hold Priority Pass or DragonPass instead, Aspire Lounge No.41 is the alternative nearby.
Quick answers.
oneworld Business and First Class passengers and eligible Emerald and Sapphire status holders on a qualifying flight.
In the non-Schengen area, in the former British Airways lounge footprint, for intercontinental departures.
No — access is via oneworld cabin or status. For paid entry at Schiphol, use the Aspire or Privium lounges.
