Frankfurt Airport Lounges
Frankfurt Airport · Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) lounges: we list 11, and most are Lufthansa lounges airside in Terminal 1. The new Terminal 3, opened in 2026, adds the Priority Lounge and the Air France KLM Lounge for Priority Pass and SkyTeam travellers. LuxxLounge, landside in Terminal 1, is the lounge you can book on LoungeDeal.
Fact checked by LoungeDeal on October 30, 2026
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Our editorial team reviews every Frankfurt Airport lounge against first-hand visit notes, verified Google Maps ratings, and official access rules from Priority Pass, DragonPass and the airline alliances. Editor's picks are independent — never paid placements — and this guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies.
Last verified October 30, 2026
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Lufthansa First Class Terminal
The Lufthansa First Class Terminal is a separate facility in Terminal 1, Area A, Level 0, open 05:30–22:00. It is Lufthansa's top product at its home hub and is reserved for its most premium passengers, so check Lufthansa's current First Class rules before you count on it.
LuxxLounge
LuxxLounge sits landside in Terminal 1, Area C, Level 3, between halls B and C next to the Travelmarket, open 06:30–21:30. It takes Priority Pass and DragonPass, and you can book a pass on LoungeDeal. Being before security, it works for any Terminal 1 departure.
Priority Lounge
The Priority Lounge is airside in Terminal 3, Area J, Level 5 (building 602), open 06:15–21:15. It takes Priority Pass, partner-airline premium passengers and walk-up guests who pay at the desk for up to three hours. Japan Airlines sends its passengers here since its May 2026 move.
Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50
The Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50 is airside in Terminal 1, Area Z (non-Schengen), Level 3, open 05:00–22:00. It admits Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class passengers and is the natural stop for long-haul departures from the Z gates.
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LuxxLounge
★3.5LuxxLounge is landside in Frankfurt Terminal 1, before passport control and security, between halls B and C on the gallery level (level 4), next to the Travelmarket. It accepts Priority…
The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge is airside in Frankfurt Terminal 1, on level 3 near gate B42, after passport control and security. It accepts Star Alliance and SkyTeam status, and also…
The Air France KLM Lounge is airside in Frankfurt Terminal 2, opposite gate D26, after passport control and security. It accepts Priority Pass, DragonPass and oneworld Sapphire status, and…
The Lufthansa Bistro Lounge C14 is on Level 3 in Terminal 1's non-Schengen Concourse C, above gates C14 and C15. It admits Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business Class passengers,…
The Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50 is on Level 3 in Terminal 1's non-Schengen Concourse Z, near the duty free area and gate Z13. It admits Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business…
The Lufthansa First Class Terminal at Frankfurt is described as a destination in itself rather than a standard airport lounge. It's a separate building reserved for First Class and top-tier…
The Panorama Lounge A26 is on the departure level in Terminal 1's Schengen Concourse A, across from gate A26. It admits Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business Class passengers, and…
The Lufthansa Senator Lounge Z50 sits on Level 3 in Terminal 1's non-Schengen Concourse Z, near the duty free area and gate Z50. It admits Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business…
The Lufthansa Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt is a Star Alliance lounge admitting Star Alliance Gold status holders and Business Class passengers. It lists a complimentary hot and cold buffet,…
Priority Lounge
★2.9The Priority Lounge is in Frankfurt Terminal 2, near gate E9. It accepts Priority Pass membership, SkyTeam Elite Plus status and oneworld Sapphire status, plus eligible Business or First…
Sky Lounge
★4.1The Sky Lounge is in Frankfurt Terminal 2, Concourse D, near gate D8. It admits SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and Business or First Class passengers. The lounge lists Wi-Fi, showers,…
Frankfurt Airport lounges at a glance
| Lounge | Terminal | Who gets in | Hours | LoungeDeal pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LuxxLounge | Terminal 1 | LoungeDeal · DragonPass · Priority Pass | Daily 06:30 – 21:30 | from $39.95 |
| Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge | Terminal 1 | Star Alliance | Mon, Wed, Fri 06:00-16:30; Tue, Thu, S… | — |
| Air France KLM Lounge | Terminal 3 | SkyTeam · Priority Pass | Daily 05:30 – 20:30 | — |
| Lufthansa Bistro Lounge C14 | Terminal 1, Concourse C - Non Schengen | Star Alliance | MON 07:30-22:00 TUE 07:30-22:00 WED 07… | — |
| Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50 | Terminal 1, Concourse Z - Non-Schengen | Star Alliance | MON 05:00-22:00 TUE 05:00-22:00 WED 05… | — |
| Lufthansa First Class Terminal | Terminal 1 | Star Alliance | Daily 05:30 – 22:00 | — |
| Lufthansa Panorama Lounge A26 | Terminal 1, Concourse A - Schengen | Star Alliance | MON 06:00-21:30 TUE 06:00-21:30 WED 06… | — |
| Lufthansa Senator Lounge Z50 | Terminal 1, Concourse Z - Non-Schengen | Star Alliance | MON 05:00-22:00 TUE 05:00-22:00 WED 05… | — |
| Lufthansa Welcome Lounge | Terminal 1 | Lufthansa | Daily 05:15 – 12:30 | — |
| Priority Lounge | Terminal 3 | Priority Pass | Daily 06:15 – 21:15 | — |
| Sky Lounge | — | SkyTeam | Daily 06:45 – 21:00 | — |
Frankfurt Airport lounges by terminal
Terminal 1
Terminal 1 (T1) is Lufthansa's home and holds most Frankfurt lounges. Lufthansa runs the Panorama Lounge A26 in the Schengen A area, the Business and Senator lounges at Z50 in the non-Schengen Z area, the Bistro Lounge C14 and the separate First Class Terminal. Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounge is in Area B, and LuxxLounge is landside before security.
- —Lufthansa Panorama Lounge A26: Schengen Area A, Level 2, 06:00–21:30
- —Lufthansa Business Lounge Z50: non-Schengen Area Z, Level 3, 05:00–22:00
- —Lufthansa Bistro Lounge C14: non-Schengen Area C, Level 2, 07:30–22:00
- —Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge: Area B, Level 3, after passport control
- —LuxxLounge: landside Area C, Level 3, Priority Pass, DragonPass or a LoungeDeal pass
- —Lufthansa Welcome Lounge: landside Area B, Level 1, for premium arrivals, 05:15–12:30
Terminal 3
Terminal 3 (T3) opened in 2026 in the south of the airport and is where non-Lufthansa carriers are moving. Two lounges in our directory are here, both airside on Level 5: the Priority Lounge in Area J and the Air France KLM Lounge on the Schengen Pier H, which moved across from Terminal 2.
- —Priority Lounge: Area J, Level 5 (building 602), 06:15–21:15, Priority Pass or pay at the desk
- —Air France KLM Lounge: Schengen Pier H, Level 5, 05:30–20:30, SkyTeam Elite Plus, premium cabins or Priority Pass
- —Japan Airlines passengers use the Priority Lounge since JAL moved here on 18 May 2026
- —Terminal 3 is a separate building, so allow time if you connect from Terminal 1
Terminal 2
Terminal 2 (T2) lost most of its lounges in 2026 as airlines moved to Terminal 3. Our directory still holds the SkyTeam-branded Sky Lounge near gate D8, but it no longer appears on Fraport's or Priority Pass's lounge lists (checked 30 October 2026), so confirm with your airline before relying on it.
- —Sky Lounge: Concourse D near gate D8, listed for SkyTeam Elite Plus and premium cabins
- —Not on Fraport's current lounge list; check with your airline first
- —Japan Airlines' Terminal 2 lounges closed on 18 May 2026
- —The Primeclass Lounge in Concourse E is no longer listed by Fraport or Priority Pass
How to get lounge access at Frankfurt Airport
Frankfurt is an airline-status airport first: Lufthansa's Terminal 1 lounges follow Star Alliance rules, and the Air France KLM Lounge in Terminal 3 follows SkyTeam's. Without status, Priority Pass opens three lounges, LuxxLounge can be booked on LoungeDeal, and the Priority Lounge in Terminal 3 sells walk-up entry at its desk.
Star Alliance status & premium cabin
The Lufthansa Panorama, Business, Senator and Bistro lounges and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in Terminal 1 admit Star Alliance Gold members and Business Class passengers. The First Class Terminal follows Lufthansa's own First Class rules.
Star AllianceSkyTeam status & premium cabin
The Air France KLM Lounge on Pier H in Terminal 3 admits SkyTeam Elite Plus members and Business or First Class passengers, 05:30–20:30. It sits on the Schengen side of the new terminal.
SkyTeamPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at LuxxLounge (Terminal 1, landside), the Priority Lounge (Terminal 3, Area J) and the Air France KLM Lounge (Terminal 3, Pier H). Pick the one in your departure terminal.
Priority PassDragonPass
DragonPass covers LuxxLounge in Terminal 1, Area C, Level 3. It is landside, so you visit before security and passport control and then head to your gate.
DragonPassBook a pass or pay at the door
LuxxLounge is the Frankfurt lounge you can book on LoungeDeal, with the current price shown in the Book Now flow. The Priority Lounge in Terminal 3 sells walk-up tickets at its desk for stays of up to three hours.
Lufthansa arrivals
The Lufthansa Welcome Lounge, landside in Terminal 1, Area B, Level 1, opens 05:15–12:30 for First and Business Class passengers and HON Circle, Senator and Frequent Traveller members arriving on Lufthansa intercontinental flights.
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Terminal 1 vs Terminal 3
- —Lufthansa and Star Alliance flights use Terminal 1; Terminal 3 is taking over other airlines since it opened in 2026.
- —The two buildings are separate, so a lounge in Terminal 1 is no help for a Terminal 3 departure.
- —Japan Airlines moved to Terminal 3 on 18 May 2026 and now uses the Priority Lounge.
Schengen vs non-Schengen in Terminal 1
- —Area A is Schengen and Area Z, on the level above, is non-Schengen: the Panorama Lounge A26 serves one side and the Z50 lounges the other.
- —The Bistro Lounge C14 and the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in Area B are behind passport control.
- —Pick the lounge on your side of passport control, then walk to the gate.
Landside LuxxLounge
- —LuxxLounge is before security and passport control, between halls B and C next to the Travelmarket.
- —That makes it handy for any Terminal 1 flight, but leave time for the security queue afterwards.
- —It opens 06:30–21:30 and takes Priority Pass, DragonPass and LoungeDeal passes.
Arriving in Frankfurt
- —The Lufthansa Welcome Lounge in Terminal 1, Area B, Level 1 is an arrivals lounge with showers and breakfast.
- —It opens 05:15–12:30, which fits the overnight long-haul arrivals bank.
- —Entry is for premium-cabin passengers and Lufthansa status members landing on a Lufthansa intercontinental flight.
Frankfurt Airport lounges: frequently asked questions
Frankfurt Airport has 11 lounges in our directory. Most are Lufthansa lounges in Terminal 1, two are in the new Terminal 3 (the Priority Lounge and the Air France KLM Lounge), and one older record sits in Terminal 2. Each lounge page lists its area, level and hours.
Yes. Priority Pass works at three Frankfurt Airport lounges: LuxxLounge, landside in Terminal 1, and the Priority Lounge and the Air France KLM Lounge, both in Terminal 3. Choose the one in your departure terminal, because Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 are separate buildings.
Yes. LuxxLounge in Terminal 1 is bookable on LoungeDeal, and the price shows in the Book Now flow. In Terminal 3, the Priority Lounge sells walk-up tickets at its desk for up to three hours. Lufthansa's own lounges are for eligible tickets and status.
Terminal 1 at Frankfurt Airport has the Lufthansa Panorama Lounge A26, the Business and Senator lounges at Z50, the Bistro Lounge C14, the First Class Terminal and the Welcome Lounge, plus the Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge in Area B and the landside LuxxLounge.
Two Frankfurt Airport lounges are in Terminal 3. The Priority Lounge is in Area J, Level 5, open 06:15–21:15. The Air France KLM Lounge is on the Schengen Pier H, Level 5, open 05:30–20:30, after it moved over from Terminal 2.
No. Frankfurt Airport has no American Express Centurion lounge, and Fraport's lounge list shows none. Some American Express cards include a Priority Pass membership, and that covers LuxxLounge, the Priority Lounge and the Air France KLM Lounge.
Lufthansa has several business lounges at Frankfurt Airport, all in Terminal 1. The Business Lounge Z50 serves non-Schengen Area Z, the Panorama Lounge A26 serves Schengen Area A, and the Bistro Lounge C14 serves Area C. Each admits Star Alliance Gold and Business Class passengers.
Yes. DragonPass works at LuxxLounge in Terminal 1, Area C, Level 3, which is landside before security and open 06:30–21:30. No other Frankfurt Airport lounge in our directory takes DragonPass, so Terminal 3 travellers need another route in.
Yes. The Lufthansa Welcome Lounge at Frankfurt Airport is landside in Terminal 1, Area B, Level 1, open 05:15–12:30, with showers and breakfast. It serves premium-cabin passengers and Lufthansa status members arriving on Lufthansa intercontinental flights.
Sources
This guide was last checked against these official sources on 2026-10-30. How we verify lounge data
- Frankfurt Airport - Lounges
- Frankfurt Airport - Air Canada Lounge
- Frankfurt Airport - Air France Lounge T3
- Frankfurt Airport - Priority Lounge
- Frankfurt Airport - Luxx Lounge
- Frankfurt Airport - Lufthansa Bistro Lounge
- Frankfurt Airport - Lufthansa Panorama Lounge A26
- Frankfurt Airport - Lufthansa First Class Terminal
- Frankfurt Airport - Lufthansa Welcome Lounge
- Japan Airlines - FRA terminal relocation and lounge closure
- SkyTeam - Frankfurt T3 lounge opening
- Priority Pass - Frankfurt