Lebanese Air Tranport (LAT)- Business class lounge
★4.1(161 reviews)BEY · A
LAT's business-class lounge at BEY for Star Alliance passengers.
The Lebanese Air Transport (LAT) Business Class Lounge is operated by LAT, a long-established Lebanese aviation services and ground-handling company, at Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport. It's located in Terminal A on the first floor and is open 24 hours. Access is tied to eligible Star Alliance status passengers and the premium travellers LAT handles on behalf of its airline customers, rather than being a pay-in or open-membership lounge like Beirut's independent contract lounges. The space provides a buffet, a bar, complimentary Wi-Fi and comfortable seating, with catering that leans Lebanese and Mediterranean. It's a focused business-class lounge for premium passengers flying the carriers LAT serves at Beirut.
Crowding · varies with schedule
A workable spot before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power at many seats and seating you can use for a laptop. The 24-hour operation makes it handy for off-peak working.
A buffet of hot and cold dishes alongside a bar with soft drinks, tea and coffee. The catering leans Lebanese and Mediterranean — mezze, salads and pastries beside hot dishes — available around the clock given the lounge's 24-hour operation.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
The lounge is in Terminal A on the first floor — follow signs for the Lebanese Air Transport business-class lounge.
- 01Head to Terminal A
- 02Go to the first floor
- 03Follow signs for the LAT Business Class Lounge
Landmarks: Terminal A · First floor
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Star Alliance GoldStar Alliance Gold Status or Business Class Ticket
Flying from BEY without status? These lounges sell day passes:
See bookable lounges at BEYMake the most of it.
This is a business-class lounge run by Lebanese Air Transport — access follows Star Alliance status and the carriers LAT handles.
It's open 24 hours, useful for very early, late or connecting flights from Beirut.
It's in Terminal A on the first floor — check your departure area before heading over.
If you don't have qualifying airline access, the Beirut Lounge or Ahlein lounges take DragonPass and Priority Pass instead.
Catering leans Lebanese and Mediterranean — worth a plate before a long flight.
Quick answers.
It's operated by Lebanese Air Transport (LAT), a long-established Lebanese aviation services company, as a business-class lounge at Beirut airport.
Eligible Star Alliance status passengers and business-class travellers on the carriers LAT handles at Beirut. It's not a general pay-in or membership lounge.
Yes — the lounge is open around the clock in Terminal A.
