Antalya Airport Lounges
Antalya Airport · Antalya, Turkey
Antalya airport lounges are spread over three terminals, and LoungeDeal lists 5 of them, 2 with passes you can book here. In International Terminal 2, the 24-hour FTA Comfort Lounge takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and paid entry. Terminals 1 and 2 each have a paid Elite Lounge, and domestic flyers get the CIP Lounge and a Turkish Airlines lounge.
Content updated October 29, 2026
Book a lounge at Antalya Airport
Two bookable lounges at AYT, picked fresh each day — or browse the full directory below.
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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 Antalya 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 October 29, 2026
Best lounges at Antalya Airport
FTA Comfort Lounge
The FTA Comfort Lounge in International Terminal 2 is the lounge most Antalya holidaymakers can use: Priority Pass, DragonPass and passes booked on LoungeDeal all work, and it is open 24 hours. It is on the third floor after passport control, with its own duty-free shop and an open-air smoking terrace.
CIP Lounge (Domestic Terminal)
The CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal is for domestic departures only. Turn right after security and go up to the second floor; it is next to Gate 7. It runs 24 hours and takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeDeal passes.
Elite Lounge (Terminal 1)
The Elite Lounge in International Terminal 1 is where airport operator Fraport TAV sells its Elite and Comfort services. Entry is paid only, with no Priority Pass or DragonPass, and Elite guests are met at the Elite Meeting Point in departures.
Turkish Airlines Lounge
The Turkish Airlines Lounge is in the Domestic Terminal and serves Star Alliance Gold members and Business passengers on domestic flights. Turkish Airlines reports a newly opened domestic lounge at Antalya from 18 March 2026, so expect the room to look newer than older reviews suggest.
Every Antalya Airport lounge: 2 bookable on LoungeDeal
The CIP Lounge (International) is Antalya's Priority Pass option, sitting airside in the main hall next to departure gate 7. It's a tranquil, modern space with clustered seating and a calm…
The FTA Comfort Lounge is a 24-hour independent lounge in Antalya Terminal 2, airside on the third floor after passport control. It's reachable on DragonPass, and its Mediterranean-styled…
The CIP Lounge in Antalya Terminal 1 is a walk-in, pay-at-the-door lounge — no membership or status needed. It sits airside on the mezzanine level of the duty-free area, after passport…
Elite Lounge (Terminal 2) is a paid-entry lounge airside in International Terminal 2 at Antalya Airport. Guests start at the Elite Meeting Point and use dedicated Elite check-in, security…
The Turkish Airlines Lounge is the branded airline lounge at Antalya's domestic terminal, on the departure level near the Via Pub. It serves Turkish Airlines premium-cabin passengers and…
Antalya Airport lounges at a glance
| Lounge | Terminal | Who gets in | Hours | LoungeDeal pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CIP Lounge (Domestic Terminal) | Domestic Terminal | LoungeDeal · DragonPass · Priority Pass | Daily 00:00 – 24:00 | from $26.95 |
| FTA Comfort Lounge | Terminal 2 | LoungeDeal · DragonPass · Priority Pass | Daily 00:00 – 24:00 | from $40.95 |
| Elite Lounge (Terminal 1) | Terminal 1 | — | Daily 04:00 – 23:59 | — |
| Elite Lounge (Terminal 2) | International Terminal 2 | — | — | — |
| Turkish Airlines Lounge | Domestic Terminal | Star Alliance | Open 24 hours | — |
Antalya Airport lounges by terminal
International Terminal 2
International Terminal 2 has two lounges. The FTA Comfort Lounge, on the third floor after passport control, is open 24 hours and accepts Priority Pass, DragonPass and paid passes, including passes booked on LoungeDeal. The Elite Lounge (Terminal 2) is Fraport TAV's paid-only lounge, reached through the Elite Meeting Point.
- —FTA Comfort Lounge: 24 hours, third floor, after passport control
- —Own duty-free shop and an open-air smoking terrace
- —Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeDeal passes accepted
- —Elite Lounge (Terminal 2): paid entry from Fraport TAV, with dedicated Elite check-in, security and passport lanes
- —Elite Lounge hours are not published; check with Fraport TAV
International Terminal 1
International Terminal 1 has the Elite Lounge, run by Fraport TAV, the airport operator. Fraport TAV sells both its Elite and Comfort services here, and both are paid; lounge memberships such as Priority Pass and DragonPass are not accepted.
- —Elite Lounge: paid entry through Fraport TAV
- —Elite guests start at the Elite Meeting Point in departures
- —No Priority Pass or DragonPass lounge in Terminal 1
Domestic Terminal
The Domestic Terminal handles flights within Turkey and has two lounges. The CIP Lounge, next to Gate 7 on the second floor, is open 24 hours to Priority Pass, DragonPass and paid-pass holders. The Turkish Airlines Lounge serves Star Alliance Gold members and Business passengers.
- —CIP Lounge: after security turn right, second floor, next to Gate 7
- —CIP Lounge: domestic flights only, 24 hours
- —Turkish Airlines Lounge: Star Alliance Gold or Business ticket
How to get lounge access at Antalya Airport
Antalya Airport (AYT) is an easy airport for lounge access without status in two of its three terminals. Terminal 2's FTA Comfort Lounge and the Domestic CIP Lounge both take Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeDeal passes. The Elite Lounges in International Terminals 1 and 2 are the exception: both are paid only.
Book a pass on LoungeDeal
LoungeDeal sells passes for two Antalya lounges: the T2 Comfort Lounge and the Domestic CIP Lounge. No membership or status is needed, and the price is shown before you pay.
LoungeDealPaid EntryPriority Pass
Priority Pass members can use the FTA Comfort Lounge in Terminal 2 and the Domestic CIP Lounge. Priority Pass has no lounge in International Terminal 1.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass covers the same two Antalya lounges as Priority Pass, one in Terminal 2 and one in the Domestic Terminal.
DragonPassFraport TAV Elite and Comfort services
In International Terminal 1, Fraport TAV sells its Elite and Comfort services through the Elite Lounge. These are bought from the airport operator, not through a lounge membership. The Elite service also runs in International Terminal 2, starting at the Elite Meeting Point with dedicated check-in, security and passport lanes.
Turkish Airlines and Star Alliance
Star Alliance Gold members and Business passengers flying domestically can use the Turkish Airlines Lounge in the Domestic Terminal.
Star Alliance
Turkish AirlinesAntalya Airport lounge tips
Match the lounge to your terminal
- —Check whether your flight leaves from International Terminal 1, International Terminal 2 or the Domestic Terminal before you plan a lounge visit.
- —The CIP Lounge next to Gate 7 is for domestic flights only; international passengers can't use it.
- —Terminal 1 has no Priority Pass or DragonPass lounge, so card holders flying from T1 should expect to pay for the Elite Lounge.
- —Both international terminals have an Elite Lounge, so check which terminal your flight uses before buying the Elite service.
Night flights
- —The FTA Comfort Lounge in Terminal 2 and the Domestic CIP Lounge both run 24 hours, which helps with Antalya's late-night charter departures.
- —The Comfort Lounge's open-air smoking terrace is inside the lounge, so smokers don't need to leave it.
- —The Comfort Lounge has its own duty-free shop, handy if the main shops are busy.
Old names you may see
- —The Terminal 2 lounge has been listed as a 'CIP Lounge'; today it trades as the FTA Comfort Lounge.
- —The Terminal 1 lounge once listed as a CIP lounge is now the Elite Lounge run by Fraport TAV.
- —The lounge by Gate 7 sometimes appears as an 'International' CIP lounge, but it serves the Domestic Terminal.
Antalya Airport lounges: frequently asked questions
LoungeDeal lists 5 lounges at Antalya Airport (AYT): the FTA Comfort Lounge and an Elite Lounge in International Terminal 2, the Elite Lounge in International Terminal 1, and the CIP Lounge and Turkish Airlines Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. 2 of them sell passes on LoungeDeal.
Antalya Airport Terminal 2 has two lounges. The FTA Comfort Lounge, on the third floor after passport control, is open 24 hours and accepts Priority Pass, DragonPass and passes booked on LoungeDeal. The Elite Lounge (Terminal 2) is paid only, bought from Fraport TAV, which does not publish its hours.
Yes. Priority Pass works at two Antalya Airport lounges: the FTA Comfort Lounge in International Terminal 2 and the CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal, next to Gate 7. There is no Priority Pass lounge in International Terminal 1.
The Elite Lounge is Antalya Airport operator Fraport TAV's paid lounge, with one in International Terminal 1 and one in International Terminal 2. Entry is bought from Fraport TAV online or on arrival, starting at the Elite Meeting Point, and Priority Pass and DragonPass are not accepted.
Yes, in two forms. Fraport TAV, the Antalya Airport operator, sells paid Elite and Comfort services through the Elite Lounges in International Terminals 1 and 2, and it also runs a separate Premium VIP service through its own CIP terminal, booked directly with Fraport TAV.
LoungeDeal sells passes for two Antalya Airport lounges, the Terminal 2 Comfort Lounge and the Domestic Terminal's CIP Lounge. You see the price before paying and need no membership. The Elite Lounges in Terminals 1 and 2 are booked with Fraport TAV.
Yes. The Antalya Airport Domestic Terminal has the CIP Lounge, on the second floor next to Gate 7, open 24 hours to Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeDeal pass holders. It also has a Turkish Airlines Lounge for Star Alliance Gold members and Business passengers.
Yes. The Turkish Airlines Lounge at Antalya Airport is in the Domestic Terminal and serves Star Alliance Gold members and Business passengers on domestic flights. Turkish Airlines reports that a newly opened domestic lounge at Antalya began operating on 18 March 2026.
Sources
This guide was last checked against these official sources on 2026-10-29. How we verify lounge data