Philippine Airlines Mabuhay Lounge
★4.1(65 reviews)DVO
PAL's branded lounge at Davao — for elite frequent flyers and premium-cabin passengers after security.
The Philippine Airlines Mabuhay Lounge is the flag carrier's branded lounge at Davao's Francisco Bangoy International Airport, sitting airside after security. It welcomes Philippine Airlines' elite frequent flyers and premium-cabin passengers, so access follows your PAL ticket and frequent-flyer tier rather than a lounge membership or alliance status. The lounge gives PAL travellers a calmer, more comfortable place to wait than the main terminal, with complimentary light food — snacks, soups and finger food — and soft drinks ahead of departure. It's a practical pre-flight space for anyone flying premium with Philippine Airlines out of Davao; if you're not eligible, the PAGSS lounges nearby cover DragonPass, Priority Pass and alliance-status access instead.
Crowding · varies with PAL departures
A comfortable place to settle before a PAL flight, suitable for email and light work, though it's a compact airline lounge rather than a dedicated workspace.
A complimentary light-food offering of snacks, soups and finger food, alongside soft drinks — enough to tide you over before a Philippine Airlines departure rather than a full buffet. A simple, comfortable pre-flight bite.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
Airside after security at Davao's Francisco Bangoy terminal; follow signs for the Philippine Airlines Mabuhay Lounge.
- 01Check in for your Philippine Airlines flight
- 02Clear security
- 03Follow signs for the Mabuhay Lounge
- 04Present your boarding pass at reception
Landmarks: Airside departures · Philippine Airlines gates
ℹ Francisco Bangoy (DVO)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary soups · Complimentary finger food · Complimentary soft drinks
Pricing is confirmed at booking.
Instant confirmation · No hidden fees
Make the most of it.
Access is for Philippine Airlines elite frequent flyers and premium-cabin passengers — it's tied to your PAL ticket and tier.
If you're not flying premium with PAL, the nearby PAGSS lounges cover DragonPass, Priority Pass and alliance-status access.
It's airside after security, so clear the checkpoint first.
The food is light — snacks, soups and finger food — so eat a full meal elsewhere if you're hungry.
Confirm opening times around your PAL departure, as the lounge opens for eligible flights.
Quick answers.
Philippine Airlines elite frequent flyers and premium-cabin passengers travelling on a departing PAL flight from Davao.
The lounge is geared to eligible Philippine Airlines passengers. If you're not eligible, the nearby PAGSS lounges offer DragonPass, Priority Pass and pay-in access.
A light offering of complimentary snacks, soups and finger food, with soft drinks — enough to tide you over before a flight rather than a full buffet.
