Pangkalpinang Depati Amir Airport Lounges
Depati Amir Airport[1] · Pangkal Pinang(Pangkalpinang), Indonesia
Depati Amir Airport (PGK) serves Pangkalpinang on Indonesia's Bangka Island. We track two Saphire Lounges here: a domestic-terminal lounge reachable on DragonPass or a pay-per-visit day pass, and a SkyTeam lounge by the departure gates for Elite Plus and business-class passengers. Both offer Wi-Fi, snacks and soft drinks.
Content updated June 25, 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 Depati Amir Airport[1] 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 25, 2026
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Saphire Lounge(Domestic)
The Saphire Lounge in the domestic terminal is the most flexible option at PGK — it sits airside after security, takes DragonPass and also sells a pay-per-visit day pass, so you can get in without airline status. It adds air conditioning, a TV, sleeping pods and power at seats.
Saphire Lounge(Domestic)
The domestic Saphire Lounge sells a walk-in day pass for a 3-hour stay, so you can pay per visit with no membership or status. It's the only pay-in route into a lounge at Pangkalpinang, with Wi-Fi, snacks, soft drinks and a quiet place to wait.
Saphire Lounge
The Saphire Lounge by the departure gates is the SkyTeam-aligned option at PGK, open to SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class passengers. It offers Wi-Fi, a cold-food selection, newspapers and magazines, with step-free access.
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The Saphire Lounge in the domestic terminal at Depati Amir Airport (PGK) is the airport's pay-per-visit option, sitting airside after security. It accepts DragonPass and also sells a…
Saphire Lounge
★4.3The Saphire Lounge by the departure gates at Depati Amir Airport (PGK) is the airport's SkyTeam-aligned lounge. It welcomes SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class…
Depati Amir Airport[1] lounges by terminal.
Domestic Terminal
Pangkalpinang's domestic terminal holds the airside Saphire Lounge, reached after passport control and the security check by turning right and heading upstairs. It's the airport's pay-per-visit option, accepting DragonPass or a walk-in day pass, and adds air conditioning, a TV, sleeping pods, a conference room and power at seats. It lists hours of 07:00 to 16:00.
- —Airside after security — turn right and go upstairs
- —Accepts DragonPass or a pay-per-visit day pass
- —Adds air conditioning, a TV, sleeping pods and power outlets
- —Listed hours 07:00–16:00, with Wi-Fi, snacks and soft drinks
Departure Gate Lounge
The other Saphire Lounge sits in the departure-gate waiting area and is the SkyTeam-aligned option at Depati Amir. It admits SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class passengers, offering Wi-Fi, a cold-food selection, newspapers and magazines, with step-free access. There's no pay-in or DragonPass route into this particular lounge.
- —Located in the departure-gate waiting area
- —SkyTeam Elite Plus or business/first-class access only
- —Wi-Fi, a cold-food selection, newspapers and magazines
- —Step-free access for travellers with reduced mobility
How to get into lounges at PGK.
Pangkalpinang has two Saphire Lounges with two different ways in. The domestic-terminal lounge is the pay-per-visit option — it takes DragonPass or a walk-in day pass, so anyone can get in. The other Saphire Lounge, by the departure gates, is SkyTeam-aligned and reached through Elite Plus status or a business- or first-class ticket. There's no Priority Pass coverage in our data here, so check which lounge matches your ticket or membership before you fly.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the domestic-terminal Saphire Lounge, which sits airside after security. It's the membership route into a lounge at Pangkalpinang — present your DragonPass when you arrive, subject to capacity.
DragonPassWalk-in day pass
The domestic Saphire Lounge also sells a pay-per-visit day pass for a 3-hour stay, so you can buy entry without any membership or airline status. It's the only walk-in route into a lounge at PGK.
SkyTeam status
The Saphire Lounge by the departure gates admits SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders. If you hold Elite Plus on a SkyTeam carrier, this lounge is included with your eligible flight — present your boarding pass and frequent-flyer card.
SkyTeamBusiness & First class ticket
A business- or first-class ticket gets you into the departure-gate Saphire Lounge directly, with no membership needed. It's the simplest route in if you're flying a premium cabin out of Pangkalpinang.
SkyTeamKnow before you go.
Two lounges, two routes
- —Pangkalpinang has two Saphire Lounges — one in the domestic terminal on DragonPass or a day pass, and one by the departure gates for SkyTeam and premium-cabin passengers.
- —If you don't hold SkyTeam status, the domestic-terminal lounge is your way in via DragonPass or a pay-in day pass.
- —Both lounges sit airside, so clear security first before heading to either.
Pay-per-visit works here
- —The domestic Saphire Lounge sells a walk-in day pass for a 3-hour stay, so you can pay per visit without any membership or status.
- —DragonPass also opens the same lounge if you carry it.
- —Children under 2 are listed as free in the domestic lounge — check the current terms when you book.
Mind the opening hours
- —The domestic Saphire Lounge lists hours of 07:00 to 16:00, so it may not cover late-afternoon or evening departures.
- —Depati Amir is a compact regional airport with a limited schedule — confirm the lounge is staffed and open around your flight.
- —Give yourself time at check-in and security; a small terminal can still bottleneck around a single departure bank.
What to expect inside
- —Both Saphire Lounges offer Wi-Fi alongside complimentary snacks and soft drinks rather than an extensive hot buffet.
- —The domestic lounge adds air conditioning, a TV, sleeping pods, a conference room and power at seats.
- —The departure-gate lounge has a cold-food selection, newspapers and magazines, with step-free access.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Depati Amir Airport (PGK), both branded Saphire Lounge. One is in the domestic terminal, reachable on DragonPass or a pay-per-visit day pass; the other is by the departure gates and is SkyTeam-aligned for Elite Plus and premium-cabin passengers.
Yes. The domestic-terminal Saphire Lounge takes DragonPass and also sells a walk-in day pass for a 3-hour stay, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. It's the only pay-in route into a lounge at PGK.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the domestic-terminal Saphire Lounge, which sits airside after security. Present your DragonPass on arrival, subject to capacity.
We don't list Priority Pass access at Pangkalpinang. The domestic Saphire Lounge is reached on DragonPass or a pay-in day pass, and the departure-gate Saphire Lounge through SkyTeam status or a premium-cabin ticket. Always check current access terms before you travel.
Yes. The Saphire Lounge by the departure gates is the SkyTeam-aligned option at PGK, open to SkyTeam Elite Plus status holders and business- or first-class passengers on eligible flights.
The domestic-terminal Saphire Lounge lists hours of 07:00 to 16:00. As Depati Amir handles a limited schedule, it's worth confirming the lounge is staffed and open around your specific departure time.
The domestic Saphire Lounge sells a pay-per-visit day pass covering a stay of up to three hours; pricing is per guest and can change, so check the current rate when you book. The departure-gate lounge is accessed through SkyTeam status or a premium-cabin ticket rather than a paid pass.
Both Saphire Lounges are airside, after security. For the domestic lounge, after passport control and the security check, turn right and head upstairs. The other lounge sits in the departure-gate waiting area.