Belo Horizonte Airport Lounges
Tancredo Neves International Airport · Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF), in Confins, runs six lounges in its main terminal. The field splits between contract lounges on DragonPass and Priority Pass and a couple of pay-per-visit options, with both landside and airside choices and two Brazilian operators — BRT and Ambaar — covering most departures.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Two bookable lounges at CNF, 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 Tancredo Neves International 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.
Ambaar Lounge
The Ambaar Lounge takes Priority Pass and Star Alliance status, so it covers the widest mix of travellers at CNF without a specific airline ticket. A calm, contemporary space that works well as the default pick if you carry Priority Pass.
BRT Lounge Confins
The BRT Lounge Confins sits airside after security on DragonPass, so you can settle in once you've cleared the checkpoint. A sleek, contemporary space with Brazilian touches and a mix of quiet corners and communal seating.
Latitude Workspaces
Latitude Workspaces welcomes any passenger for a fee, regardless of cabin or membership — a landside workspace lounge before security that's built for getting things done. The simplest pay-per-visit route if you don't hold a lounge membership.
BRT Lounges
The BRT Lounges sits landside on DragonPass, so it's the spot to settle in before you clear security. A calm, low-noise space with comfortable seating, handy if you arrive early or have a long wait ahead.
Every lounge. 5 bookable right now.
This Ambaar Lounge at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) is one of two Ambaar lounges in Terminal 1 (Domestic). Located near gates 2-3, it's described as the…
The Ambaar Lounge at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) sits in the International area, after security, near gate 60. It accepts members of the Priority Pass…
The BRT Lounge Confins at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) sits airside, after security, and is reachable on DragonPass. It's a sleek, contemporary space with a…
BRT Lounges
★4.6The BRT Lounge at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) sits landside, before security, in the main terminal and is reachable on DragonPass. It's a calm, low-noise…
Latitude Workspaces at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) is a pay-per-visit workspace lounge in Terminal 1 (Domestic), landside before security, opposite the Vila…
Ambaar Lounge
★3.7The Ambaar Lounge at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) is the widest-access lounge at the airport, taking both Priority Pass and Star Alliance status. It's a…
Tancredo Neves International Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
CNF concentrates its lounges in a single terminal building that handles both domestic and international flights. The field is split between contract lounges on DragonPass and Priority Pass and a couple of pay-per-visit options, with both landside (before security) and airside (after security) choices. Two Brazilian operators dominate — BRT and Ambaar — alongside the Latitude workspace lounge.
- —All six CNF lounges sit in the main terminal building
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass cover most of the contract lounges
- —Both landside (before security) and airside options are available
- —A couple of lounges sell pay-per-visit entry without any membership
How to get into lounges at CNF.
Belo Horizonte is a membership-and-pay-per-visit airport. DragonPass and Priority Pass between them cover the contract lounges from the BRT and Ambaar operators, one Ambaar lounge adds Star Alliance status, and a couple of lounges sell walk-in entry to any passenger for a fee. Check whether your lounge sits landside or airside before you clear security.
DragonPass
DragonPass opens the two BRT lounges at CNF — one landside before security and one airside after it. If you carry DragonPass, it's the most useful membership for the BRT-operated spaces.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Ambaar lounges at CNF, including the airside International option near gate 60. Coverage differs by lounge, so check the per-lounge page before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
Several CNF lounges sell entry at the door to any passenger for a fee, regardless of cabin — including Latitude Workspaces and the Ambaar lounges. Pay-per-visit is the simplest way in if you don't hold a membership.
Star Alliance status
The Ambaar Lounge accepts Star Alliance status passengers alongside Priority Pass, so eligible frequent flyers travelling on a Star Alliance carrier can use it without a separate membership or day pass.
Star AllianceKnow before you go.
Landside vs airside
- —CNF has both landside and airside lounges — the landside BRT and Latitude options are before security, so use them if you arrive early.
- —The airside BRT Lounge and the Ambaar near gate 60 are past the checkpoint — clear security first if those are your target.
- —Pick a lounge on the right side of security for your timing; you can't drop back landside once you're through.
Match your membership
- —DragonPass covers the BRT lounges; Priority Pass covers the Ambaar lounges — check which card you hold before choosing.
- —If you carry both, you have the run of most of the CNF field across both operators.
- —No membership? Latitude Workspaces and the Ambaar lounges sell entry to any passenger for a fee.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —Several CNF lounges admit any traveller for a fee, regardless of cabin or status — you don't need airline elite tier to get in.
- —Latitude Workspaces is built for productivity, a good landside choice if you want to work before security.
- —Booking ahead where possible is usually smoother than paying at the door on a busy departure bank.
Plan your time
- —CNF sits well outside central Belo Horizonte in Confins, so build in extra transfer time to the airport.
- —Domestic and international flights share the terminal — confirm your gate area before settling into a lounge.
- —Arrive with margin at peak departure times so a lounge stay doesn't eat into your security and boarding buffer.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track six lounges at Belo Horizonte's Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF), all in the main terminal building. They split between the BRT and Ambaar operators plus the Latitude Workspaces lounge, covering DragonPass, Priority Pass, Star Alliance status and pay-per-visit access.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Ambaar lounges at CNF, including the airside International option near gate 60. DragonPass covers the BRT lounges instead, so check which card matches your chosen lounge before you travel.
Yes. DragonPass opens both BRT lounges at CNF — one landside before security and one airside after it. The Ambaar lounges run on Priority Pass rather than DragonPass, so match your membership to the operator.
Yes. Several CNF lounges sell walk-in entry to any passenger for a fee, regardless of cabin — including Latitude Workspaces and the Ambaar lounges. Pay-per-visit is the simplest route if you don't hold Priority Pass or DragonPass.
Both. CNF has landside lounges before security — the BRT Lounges and Latitude Workspaces — and airside lounges after security, including the BRT Lounge Confins and the Ambaar lounge near gate 60. Choose based on whether you've cleared the checkpoint yet.
The Ambaar Lounge accepts Star Alliance status passengers alongside Priority Pass. Eligible frequent flyers travelling on a Star Alliance carrier can use it without a separate day pass or membership.
Ambaar operates more than one lounge at CNF, including a Priority Pass and Star Alliance option and an airside International lounge near gate 60, plus a further pay-per-visit Ambaar space. Check the individual lounge pages for the exact location and access for each.
Tancredo Neves International Airport (CNF) is in Confins, around 40 kilometres north of central Belo Horizonte, which is why it's often called Confins Airport. Allow extra transfer time, especially at peak departure periods.