Monterrey Airport Lounges
General Mariano Escobedo International Airport · Monterrey, Mexico
Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International Airport (MTY) is northern Mexico's busiest hub, and its lounges cluster around Terminal B. Aeromexico runs its Salon Premier and the Terraza Premier for SkyTeam passengers, while the OMA Premium Lounge sells walk-in entry and takes Priority Pass. Coverage is compact but flexible — SkyTeam status, Priority Pass or a paid pass all work.
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 General Mariano Escobedo International 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
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Salon Premier Aeromexico
The Aeromexico Salon Premier is the most flexible lounge at MTY — it serves SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers flying out of Terminal B and also admits Priority Pass members, so it works whether you have airline status or a lounge membership. The default choice for most Monterrey departures.
Oma Premium Lounge Mty Terminal
The OMA Premium Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis and also accepts Priority Pass. It sits before the main security checkpoint with its own access control, making it the go-to for travellers without SkyTeam status who want to pay per visit.
Terraza Premier
The Terraza Premier is Aeromexico's quieter SkyTeam space at MTY, a calm Terminal B lounge with regional design touches and tarmac views. A good alternative to the main Salon Premier when you want a more relaxed pre-flight spot.
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The OMA Premium Lounge at Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International Airport (MTY) is the airport's pay-per-visit option, welcoming any passenger on a pay-in basis as well as…
The Aeromexico Salon Premier sits in Terminal B at Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International Airport (MTY). It's the most flexible lounge at the airport: Aeromexico premium-cabin…
Terraza Premier
★4.3The Terraza Premier is Aeromexico's quieter SkyTeam lounge in Terminal B at Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International Airport (MTY). It offers a serene escape from the terminal,…
General Mariano Escobedo International Airport lounges by terminal.
Terminal B
Terminal B is Aeromexico's Monterrey home and where all of MTY's lounges sit. The Aeromexico Salon Premier and the Terraza Premier serve SkyTeam premium and eligible status passengers, with the Salon Premier also taking Priority Pass. The OMA Premium Lounge is a pay-in lounge located before the main security checkpoint with its own access control, and also accepts Priority Pass.
- —All of MTY's tracked lounges are at or around Terminal B
- —Aeromexico Salon Premier takes SkyTeam status and Priority Pass
- —Terraza Premier is Aeromexico's quieter SkyTeam space
- —OMA Premium Lounge is pay-in and sits before main security
How to get into lounges at MTY.
Monterrey is a compact lounge airport with a few clear routes in. Aeromexico's SkyTeam lounges cover premium-cabin and Elite Plus passengers, Priority Pass opens the Salon Premier and the OMA Premium Lounge, and the OMA Premium Lounge also sells a walk-in pass to any passenger. Most lounge activity is in Terminal B, so check your terminal before you go through security.
SkyTeam & Aeromexico
Aeromexico runs the Salon Premier and the Terraza Premier in Terminal B for its premium-cabin passengers and eligible SkyTeam Elite Plus members. If you're flying Aeromexico or a SkyTeam partner out of Monterrey, your ticket and tier are the simplest way in.
SkyTeamAeromexicoPriority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the Aeromexico Salon Premier and at the OMA Premium Lounge. It's the most useful membership at MTY for travellers without SkyTeam status — check the per-lounge page for current terms and guest rules.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
The OMA Premium Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis, so you can buy entry at the door without airline status or a membership. It's the reliable pay-per-visit option at Monterrey.
Business & First class ticket
A premium-cabin ticket on Aeromexico or an eligible SkyTeam partner gets you into the Salon Premier directly — no membership needed if you're flying business out of Monterrey.
SkyTeamKnow before you go.
Lounges are in Terminal B
- —Monterrey's tracked lounges all sit at or around Terminal B, Aeromexico's home terminal — confirm your terminal before clearing security.
- —The OMA Premium Lounge is located before the main security checkpoint and has its own access control, so you can use it before going through.
- —If you're flying Aeromexico or a SkyTeam partner, your departure terminal is most likely Terminal B.
Pick your access route
- —SkyTeam Elite Plus and Aeromexico premium passengers use the Salon Premier or Terraza Premier.
- —Priority Pass works at the Salon Premier and the OMA Premium Lounge — handy if you don't have airline status.
- —No status or membership? The OMA Premium Lounge sells a walk-in pass to any passenger.
Salon Premier vs Terraza Premier
- —Both are Aeromexico SkyTeam lounges in Terminal B — the Salon Premier is the main one and also takes Priority Pass.
- —The Terraza Premier is the quieter, more relaxed of the two, with regional design touches.
- —If the main Salon Premier is busy and you hold SkyTeam status, the Terraza Premier is a calmer alternative.
Timing & opening hours
- —The Aeromexico lounges open early for the morning departure bank — the Salon Premier runs from around 05:00 to 22:00.
- —The Terraza Premier keeps shorter hours than the main Salon Premier, so check times if you have an early or late flight.
- —Arrive with time to spare; Monterrey's lounges are compact and can fill around peak departure waves.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Monterrey's General Mariano Escobedo International Airport (MTY), all at or around Terminal B: the Aeromexico Salon Premier, the Terraza Premier and the OMA Premium Lounge.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Aeromexico Salon Premier and at the OMA Premium Lounge at Monterrey. It's the most useful membership at MTY if you don't hold SkyTeam status.
Yes. The OMA Premium Lounge welcomes any passenger on a pay-in basis, so you can buy a walk-in pass at the door without SkyTeam status or a Priority Pass membership.
Yes. Aeromexico runs two SkyTeam lounges in Terminal B: the Salon Premier, which also accepts Priority Pass, and the quieter Terraza Premier. Both serve Aeromexico premium-cabin and eligible SkyTeam Elite Plus passengers.
All of Monterrey's tracked lounges are at or around Terminal B, Aeromexico's home terminal at MTY. The OMA Premium Lounge sits before the main security checkpoint and has its own access control.
For most travellers the Aeromexico Salon Premier is the best pick — it covers SkyTeam status and Priority Pass in one place. If you want to pay per visit without status, the OMA Premium Lounge is the most flexible option.
The OMA Premium Lounge is located before the main security checkpoint at Terminal B and has its own access control, so you can use it before clearing security. It admits any passenger on a pay-in basis and also accepts Priority Pass.
Both are Aeromexico SkyTeam lounges in Terminal B. The Salon Premier is the main lounge and also accepts Priority Pass; the Terraza Premier is a quieter, more relaxed space with regional design touches, typically open shorter hours.