Kolkata Airport Lounges
Subhas Chandra Bose Airport · Kolkata, India
Kolkata's Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International (CCU) runs a single lounge brand — the Travel Club Lounge — across both terminals. Terminal 2 handles international departures with DragonPass and oneworld lounges, while Terminal 1's domestic lounges add Star Alliance and Priority Pass access. A few also sell walk-in day passes, so you can pay per visit.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Three bookable lounges at CCU, 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 Subhas Chandra Bose 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.
Travel Club Lounge (Intl)
The Travel Club Lounge (Intl) sits airside in Terminal 2 after passport control, the main lounge for international departures from Kolkata. It runs on DragonPass and is the most relevant pick for most long-haul travellers leaving CCU.
Travel Club Lounge - Dom
The domestic Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 1 is the only CCU lounge that adds Star Alliance access alongside DragonPass, making it the natural choice for domestic flyers with Star Alliance status.
Travel Club Lounge Anex
The Travel Club Lounge Anex in Terminal 1 is the Priority Pass option at Kolkata, a calm contemporary space with tarmac views — handy for domestic departures when you carry a Priority Pass.
Travel Club Lounge
The Travel Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal sells walk-in pay-in entry and also takes Priority Pass, so you can get in without airline status or a lounge membership — the simplest pay-per-visit route at CCU.
Every lounge. 6 bookable right now.
This Travel Club Lounge sits in Kolkata's Domestic Terminal, after the security check — turn left immediately. It's the pay-per-visit option at CCU: it welcomes walk-up pay-in customers and…
The Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 1 is Kolkata's main domestic departures lounge, set airside after passport control and the security check — take a sharp left and the lounge is there.…
The Travel Club Lounge (Intl) is Kolkata's main international departures lounge, sitting airside in Terminal 2 after passport control and security, on the right-hand side of the mezzanine…
The Travel Club Lounge Anex is the Priority Pass option at Kolkata, in Terminal 1. It offers a peaceful escape from the bustling terminal with a contemporary design — soft lighting,…
The Travel Club Lounge Domestic Annex extends seating for domestic flyers in Kolkata's Terminal 1, airside on the mezzanine floor — after the security frisking zone, turn right opposite…
The Travel Club Lounge Extension adds international capacity in Kolkata's Terminal 2, airside on the departure level — after immigration and the security frisking zone, turn right and then…
The TFS - Travel Club Lounge is the oneworld option at Kolkata, airside in Terminal 2. It offers a serene escape from the bustling terminal, with modern yet understated decor and soft…
Subhas Chandra Bose Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal 2 (International)
Terminal 2 handles Kolkata's international departures, and its lounges sit airside after passport control and security. The Travel Club Lounge (Intl) is the main international option on DragonPass, with a separate Extension near Departure Gate 10 and the oneworld-accessible TFS lounge. All are run under the Travel Club Lounge brand.
- —Main international lounges, airside after passport control and security
- —Travel Club Lounge (Intl) is the primary DragonPass option
- —An Extension near Gate 10 adds capacity for international flyers
- —The TFS lounge serves oneworld premium-cabin and status passengers
Terminal 1 (Domestic)
Terminal 1 covers Kolkata's domestic flights, and its lounges are also Travel Club Lounge branded. The main domestic lounge adds Star Alliance access alongside DragonPass, a Domestic Annex on the mezzanine extends seating, and the Anex is the Priority Pass option. A walk-in pay-in lounge rounds out the domestic side.
- —Domestic lounges, airside after the security frisking zone
- —Main domestic lounge takes DragonPass and Star Alliance
- —The Anex is the Priority Pass option in Terminal 1
- —A pay-in lounge sells walk-in entry without a membership
How to get into lounges at CCU.
Kolkata keeps it simple: every lounge is a Travel Club Lounge, so access is about which membership or status you carry rather than competing brands. DragonPass opens the most lounges across both terminals, Priority Pass and a walk-in pay-in route cover the domestic side, oneworld reaches the TFS lounge in Terminal 2, and Star Alliance status adds the main domestic lounge. Always check whether your lounge is in Terminal 1 (domestic) or Terminal 2 (international) before you clear security.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the widest set of CCU lounges, including the international Travel Club Lounge and its Extension in Terminal 2 and the domestic lounges in Terminal 1. It's the single most useful membership to carry at Kolkata.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass works at the Travel Club Lounge Anex in Terminal 1 and at the walk-in pay-in Travel Club Lounge on the domestic side. Coverage is narrower than DragonPass, so confirm your specific lounge and terminal before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in pay-in entry
The Travel Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal welcomes walk-up pay-in customers, so you can buy entry at the door without a membership or airline status. Pay-per-visit is the fallback when you don't hold DragonPass or Priority Pass.
Airline & alliance lounges
The TFS Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 2 serves oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders, while the main domestic Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 1 adds Star Alliance access. Entry follows your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
oneworld
Star AllianceKnow before you go.
Match the terminal to your flight
- —Terminal 2 handles international departures and Terminal 1 is domestic — pick a lounge in the terminal you're flying from.
- —Most CCU lounges are airside, so clear passport control and security before heading for the lounge.
- —All the lounges share the Travel Club Lounge brand, so the difference between them is mainly terminal and which membership they accept.
Lead with DragonPass
- —DragonPass opens more Kolkata lounges than any other membership, across both terminals.
- —If you only carry one lounge card, DragonPass is the safer bet at CCU.
- —Priority Pass covers the Terminal 1 Anex and the domestic pay-in lounge — useful if that's what you hold.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The Travel Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal sells walk-in pay-in entry, so you can get in without status or a membership.
- —Pay-per-visit is the fallback if your DragonPass or Priority Pass lounge is full at peak.
- —Check opening hours before relying on a lounge — some CCU lounges run set hours rather than around the clock.
Timing and hours
- —The international lounges align with the late-night and early-morning long-haul departure banks from Terminal 2.
- —Some domestic lounges open from the early morning, so confirm hours if you have a very early or late flight.
- —Arrive with time to spare — Kolkata security and immigration can be slow at peak.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track 7 lounges at Kolkata Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International (CCU), all run under the Travel Club Lounge brand. Three are in Terminal 2 for international departures and four are on the Terminal 1 domestic side.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Travel Club Lounge Anex in Terminal 1 and at the walk-in pay-in Travel Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal. DragonPass covers a wider set of lounges at CCU, so if you hold both, DragonPass opens more doors.
Yes. DragonPass is the most widely accepted membership at Kolkata, covering the international Travel Club Lounge and its Extension in Terminal 2 and the domestic lounges in Terminal 1. It's the single most useful lounge card to carry at CCU.
Yes. The Travel Club Lounge in the Domestic Terminal welcomes walk-up pay-in customers, so you can buy entry at the door without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status.
Terminal 2, which handles international departures, has the Travel Club Lounge (Intl) and its Extension on DragonPass, plus the TFS Travel Club Lounge for oneworld passengers. All sit airside after passport control and security.
Terminal 1, the domestic side, has the main Travel Club Lounge (DragonPass and Star Alliance), a Domestic Annex on the mezzanine, the Anex on Priority Pass, and a walk-in pay-in Travel Club Lounge.
Yes. The TFS Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 2 serves oneworld premium-cabin passengers and eligible status holders, and the main domestic Travel Club Lounge in Terminal 1 adds Star Alliance access. Entry depends on your ticket and frequent-flyer tier.
Most CCU lounges are airside, reached after passport control and the security frisking zone. Plan to clear the checkpoints first, then follow the lounge signage in your terminal.