Amritsar Airport Lounges
Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport · Amritsar, India
Amritsar's Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport (ATQ) keeps things simple with two airside lounges, both reached after security. The Primus Lounge takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, while The Airr Lounge runs on DragonPass. Both sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without airline status or a membership.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
Primus Lounge
The Primus Lounge has the widest access of the two ATQ lounges — it takes both DragonPass and Priority Pass and also sells a walk-in day pass. Sitting airside on the mezzanine after security, with Wi-Fi, hot and cold food and a bar, it's the most flexible choice for most travellers leaving Amritsar.
Primus Lounge
If you don't hold a lounge membership, the Primus Lounge still works as a pay-per-visit option — it sells a walk-in day pass at the door alongside DragonPass and Priority Pass entry, so you can buy your way in for a single visit before an Amritsar departure.
The Airr Lounge
The Airr Lounge is the airport's other airside option, reached after security near the boarding gates. It runs on DragonPass and also sells a day pass, with a hot and cold buffet that leans on regional Punjabi flavours — a solid alternative when you're carrying DragonPass rather than Priority Pass.
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Primus Lounge
★2.1The Primus Lounge at Amritsar's Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport sits airside on the mezzanine level, after passport control and security. It's the most flexible way into a lounge at ATQ: it…
The Airr Lounge
★4.1The Airr Lounge at Amritsar's Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport sits airside near the boarding gates, reached after passport control and security. It runs on DragonPass and also sells a walk-in…
Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Amritsar runs from a single integrated passenger terminal handling both domestic and international flights, and both of its lounges sit airside after security. The Primus Lounge is on the mezzanine level and takes DragonPass and Priority Pass; The Airr Lounge is near the boarding gates and runs on DragonPass. Both also sell a walk-in day pass, so neither needs airline status.
- —Both ATQ lounges are airside, reached after passport control and security
- —Primus Lounge takes DragonPass, Priority Pass and walk-in day passes
- —The Airr Lounge runs on DragonPass and also sells a day pass
- —Single integrated terminal — no airside terminal changes to worry about
How to get into lounges at ATQ.
Amritsar is a membership-and-walk-in airport: DragonPass opens both lounges, Priority Pass covers the Primus Lounge, and both lounges also sell a walk-in day pass so you can pay per visit. There are no dedicated airline-branded lounges here — premium-cabin passengers use whichever airside lounge their fare or membership unlocks.
DragonPass
DragonPass is the most useful membership at Amritsar — it's accepted at both the Primus Lounge and The Airr Lounge, the two airside lounges. If you only carry one lounge card here, DragonPass opens the widest set of doors.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Primus Lounge on the mezzanine level airside. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass at ATQ, so if you're carrying Priority Pass, the Primus Lounge is your lounge.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
Both ATQ lounges sell entry at the door, so you can pay per visit without any membership. The Primus Lounge is the cheaper walk-in of the two; The Airr Lounge costs a little more. Paying at the door is simple here given the small number of lounges.
Business class & status
Amritsar has no standalone airline-branded lounge. If you're flying in a premium cabin or hold airline status, you'll be directed to whichever airside lounge your fare or membership covers rather than a dedicated airline space.
Know before you go.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass opens both Amritsar lounges, while Priority Pass only covers the Primus Lounge — DragonPass is the better single card to carry here.
- —Both lounges are independent contract lounges rather than airline-branded, so your membership matters more than your airline at ATQ.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Both lounges sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit with no membership or status.
- —The Primus Lounge is the cheaper walk-in of the two if you're paying out of pocket.
- —With only two lounges, there's no need to pre-book online — paying at the door is straightforward.
Clear security first
- —Both ATQ lounges are airside, so you'll pass check-in and security before you can reach either one.
- —The Primus Lounge is on the mezzanine level; The Airr Lounge is near the boarding gates after the checkpoint.
- —Amritsar runs from one integrated terminal, so there are no airside terminal changes to plan around.
Set your expectations
- —These are compact regional lounges, not flagship hubs — expect a comfortable seat, Wi-Fi, and a hot-and-cold buffet rather than a sprawling space.
- —The Airr Lounge leans on regional Punjabi dishes on its buffet, a nice touch before leaving Amritsar.
- —Arrive with time to spare — neither lounge is huge, and seating can fill around busier departure waves.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Amritsar's Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport (ATQ): the Primus Lounge and The Airr Lounge. Both sit airside after security in the airport's single integrated terminal.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Primus Lounge, which sits airside on the mezzanine level. The other lounge, The Airr Lounge, runs on DragonPass rather than Priority Pass, so the Primus Lounge is your Priority Pass option at ATQ.
Yes. Both ATQ lounges sell a walk-in day pass at the door, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status. The Primus Lounge is the cheaper of the two walk-in rates.
For the widest access, the Primus Lounge takes DragonPass, Priority Pass and walk-in day passes, making it the most flexible choice for most travellers. The Airr Lounge is the alternative if you're carrying DragonPass and want a buffet with regional Punjabi dishes.
Yes. DragonPass is the most useful membership at ATQ — it's accepted at both the Primus Lounge and The Airr Lounge, so it opens both of the airport's lounges.
Both are airside, so you'll clear check-in and security before reaching either. The Primus Lounge is on the mezzanine level and The Airr Lounge is near the boarding gates.
No. Amritsar has no standalone airline-branded lounge. Both lounges are independent contract lounges; premium-cabin and status passengers use whichever airside lounge their fare or membership covers.
Amritsar's Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee Airport runs from a single integrated passenger terminal that handles both domestic and international flights, and both lounges are airside within it — so there are no airside terminal changes to plan around.