Aberdeen Airport Lounges
Aberdeen Airport · Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Aberdeen Airport (ABZ) keeps lounge access simple, with three lounges in one terminal building. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge is the main airside option on Priority Pass, DragonPass, SkyTeam or a walk-in pass, British Airways runs a oneworld lounge after security, and Eastern Airways has its own space near gate 10.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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The Northern Lights Executive Lounge
The Northern Lights Executive Lounge is Aberdeen's most flexible option — airside after security with the widest access of any ABZ lounge. Priority Pass, DragonPass and SkyTeam status all get you in, and it sells a walk-in day pass too. Expect a cold buffet, soups, a bar with house wine and beer, and runway views from the lower level near gate 1.
British Airways Lounge
The British Airways Lounge sits after security in the main terminal and serves BA and oneworld passengers — eligible oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class flyers. It's the branded-airline pick at Aberdeen, with hot and cold food, a full bar, Wi-Fi and power outlets.
Eastern Airways Lounge
The Eastern Airways Lounge near gate 10 welcomes Eastern Airways passengers and is the pay-per-visit option at ABZ. It's a simpler space with basic snacks and soft drinks rather than a full buffet — handy if you're flying Eastern Airways or want a quiet seat away from the gate.
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The Eastern Airways Lounge at Aberdeen Airport is a small, simple space near gate 10, set aside for Eastern Airways passengers. It's a paid-entry lounge offering basic snacks and…
The Northern Lights Executive Lounge is the main airside lounge at Aberdeen Airport, on the lower level near gate 1. It has the widest access of any ABZ lounge — Priority Pass, DragonPass…
The British Airways Lounge at Aberdeen Airport sits airside in the main terminal, after security. It serves BA and oneworld passengers — eligible oneworld Sapphire status holders and…
Aberdeen Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Aberdeen Airport operates from a single terminal building, so all three lounges sit here. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge and the British Airways Lounge are both airside, after passport control and security, while the Eastern Airways Lounge is near gate 10. The Northern Lights lounge takes the widest range of memberships and also sells a walk-in pass; the BA lounge is for oneworld passengers.
- —Single-terminal airport — every ABZ lounge is in one building
- —Northern Lights Executive Lounge is airside, on the lower level near gate 1
- —British Airways Lounge is after security for oneworld passengers
- —Eastern Airways Lounge sits near gate 10
How to get into lounges at ABZ.
Aberdeen is a straightforward lounge airport. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge does most of the work — it takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and SkyTeam status, and also sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without any membership. The British Airways Lounge covers oneworld passengers, and the Eastern Airways Lounge is a paid-entry option near gate 10. Clear security first, as the main lounges are airside.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Northern Lights Executive Lounge, the main airside lounge at Aberdeen. Present your membership card with your boarding pass at reception.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass also opens the Northern Lights Executive Lounge. If you carry DragonPass, it's the single most useful membership for ABZ alongside Priority Pass.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The Northern Lights Executive Lounge sells a walk-in pass, and the Eastern Airways Lounge near gate 10 is a paid-entry lounge — so you can pay per visit at Aberdeen without holding any membership or status. Booking ahead where available is usually cheaper than at the door.
Airline & alliance lounges
The British Airways Lounge serves oneworld passengers — eligible oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class flyers on BA and partner airlines. SkyTeam Elite Plus status reaches the Northern Lights Executive Lounge.
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SkyTeamBusiness class ticket
A Business Class ticket on British Airways or a oneworld partner gets you into the British Airways Lounge directly, and a Business or First Class SkyTeam ticket reaches the Northern Lights Executive Lounge — the simplest route if you're flying premium out of Aberdeen.
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One terminal, three lounges
- —Aberdeen has a single terminal, so you won't have to change buildings to reach a lounge.
- —The Northern Lights Executive Lounge and the British Airways Lounge are both airside — clear security before heading to them.
- —The Eastern Airways Lounge is near gate 10, handy if you're flying Eastern Airways.
Pay-per-visit strategy
- —The Northern Lights Executive Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, so you can get in without Priority Pass, DragonPass or status.
- —Booking a lounge slot online ahead of time, where offered, is usually cheaper than paying on arrival.
- —If you only carry one membership, Priority Pass or DragonPass both reach the main airside lounge here.
Mind the hours
- —The Northern Lights Executive Lounge opens early — from around 04:00 — for the first departures, but closes in the early evening, so a late flight may land after it shuts.
- —Aberdeen is a busy early-morning energy-sector hub; the lounges fill around the first banks of departures, so arrive early for a seat.
- —Check the per-lounge page for the latest opening hours before you travel.
Match the lounge to your flight
- —Flying British Airways or another oneworld carrier in Business, or with Sapphire status? The BA Lounge is your lounge.
- —On a Priority Pass, DragonPass or SkyTeam ticket, head for the Northern Lights Executive Lounge.
- —The Northern Lights lounge serves locally inspired food and has runway views from the lower level.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Aberdeen Airport (ABZ), all in the single terminal building: the Northern Lights Executive Lounge and the British Airways Lounge airside after security, plus the Eastern Airways Lounge near gate 10.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Northern Lights Executive Lounge, the main airside lounge at Aberdeen. DragonPass also works there, so if you hold either membership you can get in.
Yes. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge sells a walk-in day pass, and the Eastern Airways Lounge near gate 10 is a paid-entry lounge, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status.
Yes. The British Airways Lounge is in the main terminal, after security. It serves BA and oneworld passengers — eligible oneworld Sapphire status holders and Business Class flyers — with hot and cold food, a full bar, Wi-Fi and power outlets.
For the widest access, the Northern Lights Executive Lounge works on Priority Pass, DragonPass and SkyTeam status and also sells a walk-in pass. If you're flying British Airways or another oneworld carrier in a premium cabin, the British Airways Lounge is the branded-airline pick.
It's airside, after passport control and security. Head through the retail area and take the stairs or lift down to the lower level, near gate 1. It has a cold buffet, soups, a bar and runway views.
The Northern Lights Executive Lounge and the British Airways Lounge are both airside, after security. The Eastern Airways Lounge sits near gate 10. Clear security before heading to the two main lounges.
Yes. The Northern Lights Executive Lounge offers a complimentary cold buffet, soups and finger food, plus soft drinks and house wine and beer, with premium drinks for sale. The British Airways Lounge has hot and cold food and a full bar, while the Eastern Airways Lounge keeps it to basic snacks and soft drinks.