Buenos Aires Aeroparque Airport Lounges
Aeroparque - Jorge Newbery Airport · Buenos Aires, Argentina
Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP) is Buenos Aires' downtown airport, handling mostly domestic and regional flights from a single main terminal. Its lounge scene is small and centred on the AMAE Lounge, which appears airside and landside and is reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass. There are no airline-branded lounges here.
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 Aeroparque - Jorge Newbery 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.
AMAE Lounge Aeroparque - Domestic
The airside AMAE Lounge sits on level 1 after security and is the most useful option for departing passengers — a contemporary space with runway views, a hot buffet and a full bar, reachable on DragonPass. It's the natural choice once you're through the checkpoint.
AMAE Lounge Aeroparque - Domestic
The airside AMAE Lounge on level 1 near Gate 1 is the Priority Pass entry point at Aeroparque, open daily from 06:30 to 22:00 for domestic and in-transit passengers. If you carry Priority Pass rather than DragonPass, this is your way in.
AMAE Lounge Aeroparque - Landside
The landside AMAE Lounge sits before passport control and security, open to departing and arriving passengers alike on DragonPass. It's handy if you arrive early, are travelling internationally, or just landed and want to regroup before leaving the terminal.
Every lounge. 2 bookable right now.
The airside AMAE Lounge at Buenos Aires Aeroparque (AEP) sits on level 1 after security, the natural choice for departing passengers. It's a contemporary space with subtle Argentine…
The landside AMAE Lounge at Buenos Aires Aeroparque (AEP) sits before passport control and security, open to both departing and arriving passengers on DragonPass. It's a calm, modern space…
Aeroparque - Jorge Newbery Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Aeroparque operates from a single main terminal serving mostly domestic and short-haul regional flights. The lounge offering is concentrated on the AMAE Lounge, which has an airside space on level 1 after security and a landside space before passport control. Access is via DragonPass or Priority Pass — there are no airline-branded lounges at AEP.
- —Single main terminal — domestic and regional flights
- —AMAE Lounge has both airside (post-security) and landside (pre-security) spaces
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass are the access routes here
- —Airside lounge offers runway views from level 1
How to get into lounges at AEP.
Aeroparque is a lounge-membership airport — the AMAE Lounge is reached on DragonPass or Priority Pass, and there are no airline-branded lounges. The airside space is on level 1 after security; a separate landside space sits before passport control, open to departing and arriving passengers. Check whether your membership matches the airside or landside space before you clear security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the AMAE Lounge — both the airside space on level 1 after security and the landside space before passport control. It's the most flexible single membership at Aeroparque, covering both pre- and post-security visits.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the airside AMAE Lounge near Gate 1, open daily 06:30–22:00 for domestic and in-transit passengers. Check the per-lounge page, as Priority Pass coverage here is limited to the airside space.
Priority PassWalk-in / paid entry
The AMAE lounges are listed as purchasable, so you may be able to buy entry at the door subject to capacity even without a membership. Booking ahead where possible is the safest way to guarantee a seat at busy times.
Airside vs landside
AMAE runs an airside space (level 1, after security, near Gate 1) and a landside space (before passport control, open to arrivals too). Match your visit to the right space: clear security first for the airside lounge, or use the landside lounge before the checkpoint or on arrival.
Know before you go.
It's a single AMAE lounge brand
- —Aeroparque's lounges are all AMAE — there are no airline-branded lounges, so your membership matters more than your airline.
- —The airside and landside AMAE spaces are listed separately; pick the one that matches where you'll be in the terminal.
Airside vs landside
- —The airside AMAE Lounge is on level 1 after security, near Gate 1 — clear the checkpoint before heading there.
- —The landside AMAE Lounge sits before passport control and is open to arriving passengers as well as departing ones.
- —If you arrive early or want to settle before security, the landside space is the one to use.
Match your membership
- —DragonPass covers both the airside and landside AMAE spaces — the most flexible card to carry here.
- —Priority Pass works at the airside space near Gate 1; confirm the per-lounge details before you travel.
Mind the hours and stay limits
- —The airside AMAE Lounge runs 06:30–22:00 daily, so it may not cover very early or very late departures.
- —Stays are capped — the airside space lists a two-hour limit and the landside space a three-hour limit, so time your visit around your flight.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), all run by AMAE. There is an airside space on level 1 after security, a landside space before passport control, and a Priority Pass entry to the airside lounge. There are no airline-branded lounges at AEP.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the airside AMAE Lounge near Gate 1, open daily from 06:30 to 22:00 for domestic and in-transit passengers. If you hold DragonPass instead, it covers both the airside and landside AMAE spaces.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the AMAE Lounge — both the airside space on level 1 after security and the landside space before passport control. It's the most flexible single membership at Aeroparque.
Yes. The landside AMAE Lounge sits before passport control and security, and is open to both departing and arriving passengers. It's useful if you arrive early or want to settle before clearing the checkpoint.
No. Aeroparque's lounges are all operated by AMAE and reached on DragonPass or Priority Pass. There are no airline- or alliance-branded lounges at AEP, so your lounge access depends on your membership rather than your airline.
The airside AMAE Lounge is open daily from 06:30 to 22:00. The landside space is listed as open through the day. Because the airside lounge closes at 22:00, it may not cover very early-morning or late-night departures.
Yes. The landside AMAE Lounge is accessible to arriving passengers as well as departing ones, since it sits before passport control. It's a good place to freshen up or regroup after landing at Aeroparque.
The AMAE lounges are listed as purchasable, so paid walk-in entry may be available at the door subject to capacity. The most reliable routes, though, are DragonPass or Priority Pass — check the per-lounge page before you travel.