Nanyang Airport Lounges
Jiangying Airport · Nanyang City, China Mainland
Nanyang Jiangying Airport (NNY) in Henan, China is a compact regional gateway with three lounges. A landside Business Lounge on the first floor takes DragonPass, while two China Southern lounges sit airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor, reachable on Priority Pass or by paying in. Most lounges cap stays at around two hours.
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 Jiangying 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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China Southern First/Business Class Gold/Silver/Elite Plus Lounge
The China Southern First/Business Class Gold/Silver/Elite Plus Lounge is the airside pick at NNY — sitting at Domestic Departures on the second floor near Gate 2, with Wi-Fi, refreshments and flight information, reachable on Priority Pass. The most useful option once you're through security.
Business Lounge
The Business Lounge is the only landside option at Nanyang, on the north side of the first floor before security. It accepts DragonPass and adds check-in and fast-channel assistance, so it's handy if you want to settle in before clearing the checkpoint.
China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge
The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sits airside at Domestic Departures, up the elevator on the second floor. It welcomes China Southern elite and premium passengers and sells pay-in entry, so you can buy your way in without a lounge membership.
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Business Lounge
★3.2The Business Lounge at Nanyang Jiangying Airport (NNY) is the airport's only landside lounge, on the north side of the first floor before passport control and security. It accepts…
The China Southern First/Business Class Gold/Silver/Elite Plus Lounge at Nanyang Jiangying Airport (NNY) sits airside at Domestic Departures, on the second floor near Boarding Gate 2 for…
The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge at Nanyang Jiangying Airport (NNY) sits airside at Domestic Departures — after security, take the elevator to the second floor. It welcomes China…
Jiangying Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Nanyang Jiangying is a single-terminal regional airport, so all three lounges share the same building. The Business Lounge sits landside on the first floor before passport control and security, while the two China Southern lounges are airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor. China Southern is the dominant carrier here, which is reflected in the lounge line-up.
- —Single terminal — all three lounges in one building
- —Business Lounge is landside on the first floor (DragonPass)
- —Two China Southern lounges sit airside at Domestic Departures, second floor
- —China Southern is the main carrier at Nanyang
How to get into lounges at NNY.
Nanyang is a small airport with a focused set of access routes. DragonPass opens the landside Business Lounge, Priority Pass covers the airside China Southern First/Business Class lounge, and the China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sells pay-in entry as well as serving China Southern elite and premium passengers. Decide whether you want to settle in before or after security, since the landside and airside lounges don't connect.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the landside Business Lounge on the first floor, before passport control and security. It's the route to use if you want a lounge before you clear the checkpoint at Nanyang.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass opens the China Southern First/Business Class Gold/Silver/Elite Plus Lounge, airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor near Gate 2. Check capacity, as access can be restricted when the lounge is busy.
China Southern lounges
China Southern runs the airside lounges at Nanyang for its First and Business Class passengers and eligible Gold, Silver and elite-tier frequent flyers. If you're flying China Southern in a premium cabin or hold status, you can use the relevant lounge directly.
Pay-in entry
The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge accepts pay-in entry, so you can buy your way in airside without a lounge membership or airline status. Confirm the current walk-in rate at the door.
Know before you go.
Landside vs airside
- —The Business Lounge is landside on the first floor — use it before you go through passport control and security.
- —The two China Southern lounges are airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor, so head there after the checkpoint.
- —Pick your lounge based on whether you want to relax before or after security, as they don't connect.
Mind the time limits
- —Both the Business Lounge and the China Southern First/Business Class Lounge cap stays at around two hours.
- —Plan your arrival so you're not cutting the visit short before boarding.
Know your access
- —DragonPass works landside; Priority Pass works at the airside China Southern First/Business Class Lounge.
- —If you don't hold a lounge membership, the China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sells pay-in entry airside.
- —China Southern premium-cabin and status passengers can use the airside lounges directly.
It's a small airport
- —Nanyang Jiangying is a compact regional airport with a single terminal, so the lounges are easy to find.
- —Capacity is limited and access to the China Southern First/Business Class Lounge can be restricted at busy times — arrive early if you want a seat.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track three lounges at Nanyang Jiangying Airport (NNY). The landside Business Lounge is on the first floor before security, and two China Southern lounges sit airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the China Southern First/Business Class Gold/Silver/Elite Plus Lounge, airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor near Gate 2. Access can be restricted when the lounge is busy, so check capacity.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the landside Business Lounge on the north side of the first floor, before passport control and security. It's the only landside lounge at Nanyang.
Yes. The China Southern Sky Pearl Lounge sells pay-in entry airside at Domestic Departures, so you can buy your way in without Priority Pass, DragonPass or airline status. Confirm the walk-in rate at the door.
The Business Lounge is landside on the north side of the first floor, before security. The two China Southern lounges are airside at Domestic Departures on the second floor — take the elevator up after you clear security.
Yes. China Southern runs the airside lounges at Nanyang for its First and Business Class passengers and eligible Gold, Silver and elite-tier frequent flyers. The airport's lounge line-up reflects China Southern's role as the main carrier here.
Yes. Both the landside Business Lounge and the airside China Southern First/Business Class Lounge cap stays at around two hours, so plan your arrival with the limit in mind.
It depends on the lounge. The Business Lounge is landside, before passport control and security, while the two China Southern lounges are airside at Domestic Departures. Choose based on whether you want to relax before or after the checkpoint.

