Diyarbakir Airport Lounges
Diyarbakir Airport · Diyarbakir, Turkey
Diyarbakir Airport (DIY) in south-eastern Turkey keeps things simple with two lounges. The CIP Lounge sits airside in the Domestic Terminal and takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, while the Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge occupies a separate terminal beside the main building and sells walk-in entry for domestic passengers, bundling expedited check-in and security.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
Where we'd actually go.
CIP Lounge
The CIP Lounge is the most flexible option at Diyarbakir, sitting airside in the Domestic Terminal and accepting both DragonPass and Priority Pass. It pairs runway-view windows with a hot and cold food spread, a prayer room and a gaming area, so most travellers with a lounge membership will head here.
Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge
The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge sells walk-in entry without a membership and adds expedited check-in and security. It sits in a separate terminal next to the main building and is reserved for domestic passengers, with a complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks.
CIP Lounge
Beyond its broad access, the CIP Lounge carries the widest set of facilities at Diyarbakir — runway-view windows and natural light, a prayer room, a gaming area, computer access with printing and a hot and cold food spread. It's the pick if you want more than just somewhere to sit before a domestic flight.
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The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge at Diyarbakir Airport is in a separate terminal next to the main building, exclusively for domestic passengers. It sells walk-in entry and bundles expedited…
CIP Lounge
★3.5The CIP Lounge at Diyarbakir Airport sits airside in the Domestic Terminal, on level 1 after passport control and security. It accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass and is also purchasable,…
Diyarbakir Airport lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Diyarbakir is a primarily domestic airport, and its lounges are split between the main Domestic Terminal and an adjacent Celebi terminal building. The CIP Lounge sits airside in the Domestic Terminal, on level 1 after passport control and security, and is reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass. The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is in a separate terminal next to the main building and sells walk-in entry to domestic passengers.
- —The CIP Lounge is airside on level 1, after security, on DragonPass or Priority Pass
- —Runway views, a hot and cold food spread, a prayer room and a gaming area
- —The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is in a separate adjacent terminal building
- —Celebi sells walk-in entry and bundles expedited check-in and security for domestic flyers
How to get into lounges at DIY.
Diyarbakir is a small but workable lounge airport. The airside CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, so a single lounge membership is the easiest way in. The separate Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge sells walk-in entry instead, letting you pay per visit without any card. Both serve domestic passengers, so check which terminal you need before you go through.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the airside CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. If you carry DragonPass, this is the simplest way into a lounge at Diyarbakir.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass also opens the CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal, airside after security. Present a valid membership card with your boarding pass.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge sells walk-in entry to domestic passengers, so you can pay per visit without a membership. Entry also includes expedited check-in and security at its separate terminal.
Know before you go.
Pick the right building
- —Diyarbakir's two lounges are in different buildings — the CIP Lounge is in the main Domestic Terminal, the Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is in a separate terminal next door.
- —The CIP Lounge is airside on level 1, so you'll clear passport control and security before reaching it.
- —Both lounges serve domestic passengers — confirm your departure point before settling on one.
Access strategy
- —If you hold DragonPass or Priority Pass, head for the airside CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal.
- —No membership? The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge sells walk-in entry, so you can simply pay at the door.
- —Celebi also bundles expedited check-in and security, which can be worth it at busier times.
What to expect inside
- —The CIP Lounge offers runway views, a hot and cold food spread, non-alcoholic drinks, a prayer room and a gaming area.
- —There's a three-hour maximum stay at the CIP Lounge, so time your visit close to departure.
- —The Celebi lounge keeps it simple with a complimentary hot buffet, snacks and soft drinks.
Timing your visit
- —The CIP Lounge runs from early morning until just before midnight, covering most domestic departures.
- —Diyarbakir is a compact airport, so you won't need a long walk to reach either lounge.
- —Crowding stays moderate, but arrive a little earlier at peak boarding times for the best seat.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Diyarbakir Airport (DIY). The CIP Lounge is airside in the Domestic Terminal, and the Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is in a separate terminal next to the main building.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the airside CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. The same lounge also takes DragonPass. The separate Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is walk-in only rather than a membership lounge.
Yes. The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge sells walk-in entry to domestic passengers, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass or DragonPass. It also includes expedited check-in and security.
The CIP Lounge is airside in the Domestic Terminal, on level 1 after passport control and security. It is reachable on DragonPass or Priority Pass and has a three-hour maximum stay.
The CIP Lounge offers Wi-Fi, computer access, a hot and cold food spread, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks, runway views, a prayer room, a gaming area, printing and disabled access.
No. The Celebi Platinum CIP Lounge is exclusively for domestic passengers. It sits in a separate terminal next to the main building and bundles expedited check-in and security with lounge access.
The CIP Lounge in the Domestic Terminal is open from 06:00 until 23:59, covering most domestic departures. There is a three-hour maximum stay.
The CIP Lounge serves hot and cold food, snacks, fruit and non-alcoholic hot and cold beverages. Alcoholic drinks are not listed among its facilities.