A Coruña Airport Lounges
A Coruña Airport · A Coruña, Spain
A Coruña Airport (LCG) is a small single-terminal regional airport in Galicia, northwest Spain, with one lounge: the Sala VIP, run by AENA in the airside boarding area after security. It's a pay-per-visit space reachable on DragonPass, Priority Pass, alliance status or a premium-cabin ticket, with snacks, drinks and runway views.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Sala VIP A Coruna
The Sala VIP is A Coruña's only lounge — an AENA-run space airside in Terminal 1, in front of gate 4. It's a calm, comfortable spot with complimentary snacks, drinks and runway views, and it's the single best place to wait before a flight at LCG.
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The Sala VIP is A Coruña Airport's only lounge, run by AENA and located airside in Terminal 1, in front of gate 4. It's a compact, comfortable regional lounge with complimentary snacks,…
A Coruña Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 1 (Main Terminal)
A Coruña runs from a single passenger terminal, so all lounge access is here. The Sala VIP sits airside after the security checkpoint, on the boarding-area level in front of gate 4, with views over the apron. There are no separate landside or arrivals lounges — clear security first, then follow signs for the Sala VIP.
- —Single-terminal airport — the Sala VIP is the only lounge
- —Located airside, after security, in front of gate 4
- —Reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass, plus alliance status
- —Complimentary snacks, soft drinks, house wine and beer
How to get into lounges at LCG.
A Coruña has one lounge — the airside Sala VIP — and it's reachable several ways. DragonPass and Priority Pass both get you in as a lounge member, alliance status or a premium-cabin ticket covers eligible passengers, and the lounge is run by AENA in the boarding area. Clear security before heading to it.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Sala VIP and is the most flexible single membership for a pay-per-visit entry at A Coruña. Present your DragonPass with a boarding pass; check current per-visit terms before you travel.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass members are also welcome at the Sala VIP. As with any contract lounge, capacity and conditions can change, so confirm acceptance on the per-lounge page before relying on it at a small regional airport.
Priority PassAirline & alliance status
The Sala VIP also serves eligible alliance status holders — oneworld Sapphire and SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers travelling on a qualifying flight. Access follows your frequent-flyer tier and the airline you're flying.
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SkyTeamBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket on an eligible carrier gets you into the Sala VIP directly — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of A Coruña, with no separate membership needed.
Know before you go.
One lounge, airside
- —A Coruña has a single lounge — the Sala VIP — and it's airside, so clear security before looking for it.
- —It sits on the boarding-area level in front of gate 4, with views over the apron.
- —There's no landside or arrivals lounge here, so settle in after the checkpoint.
Getting in
- —DragonPass is the most flexible way in if you're paying per visit and don't have airline status.
- —Priority Pass is also accepted — confirm acceptance on the lounge page, as conditions at small contract lounges can change.
- —Flying business or first, or holding oneworld Sapphire / SkyTeam Elite Plus, gets you in on your ticket or status.
What to expect
- —It's a compact regional lounge with comfortable seating, air conditioning and Wi-Fi rather than a large flagship space.
- —Complimentary snacks, soft drinks and house wine and beer are available, plus a quiet area to relax or work.
- —Large windows look out over the tarmac, so it's a calmer wait than the terminal floor.
Timing
- —Opening hours track the flight schedule — roughly 05:30 to 22:30 — so an early-morning or late departure may sit outside lounge hours.
- —As a regional airport, A Coruña's busiest moments cluster around the Madrid and Barcelona shuttle banks; go a little earlier if you want a quieter seat.
- —Confirm the lounge is open for your specific flight time, as hours can shift seasonally.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at A Coruña Airport (LCG): the Sala VIP, run by AENA. A Coruña is a small single-terminal regional airport in Galicia, so the Sala VIP is the only lounge, located airside in Terminal 1 after security.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Sala VIP, A Coruña's only lounge. DragonPass is also accepted. Because it's a small contract lounge, it's worth confirming acceptance on the lounge page before you travel.
The Sala VIP is airside in Terminal 1, on the boarding-area level in front of gate 4, with views over the apron. You'll reach it after clearing the security checkpoint — there is no landside lounge at A Coruña.
Yes. The Sala VIP is reachable on DragonPass and Priority Pass, so you can use it as a lounge member without airline status. DragonPass is the most flexible option if you're paying per visit.
The Sala VIP offers comfortable seating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi and flight information, with complimentary snacks, soft drinks, and house wine and beer. Large windows look out over the tarmac, making it a quieter place to wait than the main terminal.
After security. The Sala VIP is airside, in the Terminal 1 boarding area in front of gate 4, so you'll clear the security checkpoint before reaching it. There is no landside or arrivals lounge at A Coruña.
The Sala VIP's hours track the flight schedule — roughly 05:30 to 22:30 — so a very early or late departure may fall outside lounge hours. Confirm the lounge is open for your specific flight time, as hours can shift seasonally.
A Coruña doesn't have separate branded airline lounges — the single Sala VIP serves everyone, including eligible oneworld Sapphire and SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business or first class passengers on qualifying flights.