Salalah Airport Lounges
Salalah Airport · Salalah, Oman
Salalah Airport (SLL) in southern Oman has a single lounge: the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air, airside in the Departure Terminal opposite Gate 3B. It welcomes all international departing passengers and is reachable on DragonPass, Priority Pass, a paid walk-in, or as an Oman Air Business Class and Sindbad cardholder.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Al Khareef Lounge
The Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air is the only lounge at Salalah, and it covers the widest range of travellers — DragonPass, Priority Pass, a paid walk-in or Oman Air Business Class and Sindbad access all get you in. It sits airside opposite Gate 3B with a hot and cold buffet, showers and Wi-Fi.
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The Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air is the single lounge at Salalah Airport, airside in the Departure Terminal opposite Gate 3B. It welcomes all international departing passengers and takes…
Salalah Airport lounges by terminal.
Departure Terminal
Salalah Airport runs from a single passenger terminal, and its one lounge — the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air — sits airside on the departure level, on the first floor opposite Gate 3B. You reach it after passport control and security, roughly a five-to-seven-minute walk from immigration. It is open to all international departing passengers regardless of airline.
- —Single airside lounge, opposite Gate 3B on the departure level
- —Open to all international departing passengers, any airline
- —Reached after passport control and security, ~5-7 min from immigration
- —Accepts DragonPass, Priority Pass, paid walk-in and Oman Air access
How to get into lounges at SLL.
Salalah keeps things simple — there is one lounge, the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air, and it accepts several different ways in. DragonPass and Priority Pass members are both welcome, you can buy a walk-in day pass without any membership, and Oman Air Business Class passengers and Gold and Silver Sindbad cardholders get in on their ticket or tier. It is open to all international departing passengers, whatever airline you are flying.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at the Al Khareef Lounge — present a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass. It is one of the two lounge programmes that open the only lounge at Salalah.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass members are also welcome at the Al Khareef Lounge. Show your Priority Pass card with your boarding pass at the door; guest and visit rules follow your Priority Pass plan.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
You can pay to enter the Al Khareef Lounge at the door without any membership or airline status — the straightforward option if you don't hold DragonPass or Priority Pass and aren't flying Oman Air in a premium cabin.
Oman Air Business Class & Sindbad
As Oman Air's lounge at its Salalah base, the Al Khareef Lounge admits Oman Air Business Class passengers and Gold and Silver Sindbad frequent-flyer cardholders on their ticket or tier, with no separate membership needed.
Know before you go.
One lounge, several ways in
- —Salalah has a single lounge — the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air — so there's no terminal-matching to worry about.
- —It takes DragonPass, Priority Pass, a paid walk-in and Oman Air Business Class or Sindbad access, so most travellers have a route in.
- —It's open to all international departing passengers, not just Oman Air flyers.
Find it airside
- —The lounge is airside, so clear passport control and security first.
- —It sits on the departure level, first floor, directly opposite Gate 3B — about a five-to-seven-minute walk from immigration.
- —Look for the lounge signage near Gate 3B once you're through the checkpoint.
What to expect inside
- —There's a hot and cold buffet with snacks, fresh fruit and vegetarian options, plus complimentary soft drinks; the lounge does not serve alcohol.
- —Showers, Wi-Fi, air conditioning and flight-information screens are available, along with a children's play area.
- —Maximum stay is around two-and-a-half to three hours, so time your visit to your departure.
Give yourself time
- —Salalah is a smaller airport, but build in time for check-in, passport control and security before you settle in.
- —The lounge is usually quiet, filling mainly around the busier international departure times.
- —If you're flying Oman Air Business Class, you can head straight to the lounge on your ticket — no membership card needed.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Salalah Airport (SLL): the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air. It sits airside in the Departure Terminal, on the first floor opposite Gate 3B, and is open to all international departing passengers.
Yes. The Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air accepts Priority Pass — present your card with your boarding pass at the door. It also accepts DragonPass, so either membership opens the only lounge at Salalah.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Al Khareef Lounge by Oman Air, the single lounge at Salalah Airport. Show a valid DragonPass membership with your boarding pass to get in.
Yes. You can buy a walk-in day pass at the door of the Al Khareef Lounge without any membership or airline status, so you can pay per visit if you don't hold DragonPass or Priority Pass.
The Al Khareef Lounge is airside in the Departure Terminal, on the departure level (first floor) directly opposite Gate 3B. You reach it after passport control and security, around a five-to-seven-minute walk from immigration.
No. The Al Khareef Lounge is open to all international departing passengers regardless of airline. Oman Air Business Class passengers and Gold and Silver Sindbad cardholders get in on their ticket or tier, and everyone else can use DragonPass, Priority Pass or a paid walk-in.
No. The Al Khareef Lounge offers a hot and cold buffet with snacks, fresh fruit, vegetarian options and complimentary soft drinks, but it does not serve alcohol.
The Al Khareef Lounge has a hot and cold buffet, complimentary soft drinks, Wi-Fi, showers, air conditioning, flight-information screens, disabled access, luggage storage and a children's play area. The typical maximum stay is around two-and-a-half to three hours.