Grenada Airport Lounges
St. Georges Maurice Bishop Intl · St. Georges, Grenada
Maurice Bishop International (GND) on Grenada keeps things simple with two lounges. The GAA Executive Lounge sits airside in the main departure hall and takes Priority Pass, while the separate IAM Jet Centre is a private terminal serving oneworld premium-cabin passengers. There's no large independent lounge field here, so your membership or airline decides your way in.
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 St. Georges Maurice Bishop Intl 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
Where we'd actually go.
GAA Executive Lounge
The GAA Executive Lounge is the main option at Grenada — airside on the upper mezzanine of the departure hall, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, complimentary snacks and soft drinks, plus house wine and beer. It takes Priority Pass and sells entry, so it works whether or not you carry a card.
GAA Executive Lounge
If you hold Priority Pass, the GAA Executive Lounge is your lounge at GND — the only one in the network here. It's airside after security, with complimentary snacks, soft drinks and two house alcoholic drinks per guest before pay-per-drink kicks in.
IAM Jet Centre
The IAM Jet Centre is a private terminal away from the main building, with its own check-in and security, used by eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers. It offers a cold buffet, drinks, showers and a ride to the aircraft — the most comfortable route out of Grenada if you qualify.
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The GAA Executive Lounge is the airside lounge at Maurice Bishop International, on the upper mezzanine floor of the departure hall after security. It accepts Priority Pass and sells walk-in…
IAM Jet Centre
★4.3The IAM Jet Centre is a standalone private terminal at Grenada's Maurice Bishop International, near the main building. It handles general aviation, VIPs and eligible oneworld premium-cabin…
St. Georges Maurice Bishop Intl lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal (Departure Hall)
Grenada's passenger terminal handles the airport's scheduled international and regional flights. The single airside lounge here is the GAA Executive Lounge, on the upper mezzanine floor of the departure lounge after security, reachable on Priority Pass or by paying at the door.
- —The GAA Executive Lounge is airside, on the upper mezzanine of the departure hall
- —Priority Pass is accepted, and walk-in entry is sold
- —Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, complimentary snacks and soft drinks
- —Two complimentary local alcoholic drinks per guest, then pay-per-drink
IAM Jet Centre (Private Terminal)
The IAM Jet Centre is a standalone private terminal near the main building, handling general aviation, VIPs and eligible premium-cabin passengers. It has its own dedicated check-in and security checkpoint, so guests bypass the main terminal entirely. Access is limited to qualifying oneworld carriers' premium passengers.
- —A separate private terminal, not part of the main departure hall
- —Dedicated check-in and security checkpoint for guests
- —Cold buffet, drinks, showers and a car ride to the aircraft
- —For eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers only
How to get into lounges at GND.
Grenada is a small two-lounge airport, so your way in depends on what you carry. The airside GAA Executive Lounge takes Priority Pass and also sells walk-in entry, making it the most accessible option for most travellers. The IAM Jet Centre is a private terminal reserved for eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers, who reach it directly rather than through the main building.
Priority Pass
Priority Pass is accepted at the GAA Executive Lounge, the airside lounge in the main departure hall. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at Grenada, so this is the membership to carry here. Check current guest terms before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in entry
The GAA Executive Lounge sells entry at the door, so you can pay per visit without any membership or airline status. Note the maximum stay is three hours and access can be limited at busy times due to space constraints.
Airline & alliance lounges
The IAM Jet Centre serves eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers, who are dropped off at the standalone private terminal rather than using the main building. Access follows your ticket and the airlines covered under the arrangement.
oneworldBusiness & First class ticket
A qualifying premium-cabin ticket on an eligible oneworld carrier is what gets you into the IAM Jet Centre at Grenada — the simplest route to the private terminal if you're flying up front out of GND.
oneworldKnow before you go.
Know your two options
- —Grenada has just two lounges — the airside GAA Executive Lounge and the private IAM Jet Centre — so pick the one your access matches.
- —If you carry Priority Pass or just want to pay in, the GAA Executive Lounge is your lounge; the Jet Centre is for eligible premium-cabin flyers only.
GAA Executive Lounge details
- —It's airside, on the upper mezzanine floor of the departure hall — clear security first, then head upstairs.
- —There's a three-hour maximum stay, and entry can be capped at busy times because the space is small.
- —Complimentary drinks include soft drinks plus two local beers or wines per guest; premium and extra drinks are charged.
The IAM Jet Centre is separate
- —The Jet Centre is a standalone building near the main terminal, not a gate inside it — ask your driver to drop you there.
- —It has its own check-in and security, so eligible guests skip the main departure hall entirely.
- —Expect a cold buffet, drinks, showers and a car ride out to the aircraft.
Plan around the small footprint
- —With only one airside lounge, arrive in good time — if the GAA Executive Lounge is full, there isn't a second option airside.
- —Smart-casual dress is expected in the GAA Executive Lounge.
- —Children under three enter the GAA Executive Lounge free, and all children must be with an adult.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Maurice Bishop International (GND): the GAA Executive Lounge, which is airside in the main departure hall, and the IAM Jet Centre, a separate private terminal for eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the GAA Executive Lounge, the airside lounge on the upper mezzanine of the departure hall. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at Grenada, so it's the membership to carry here.
Yes. The GAA Executive Lounge sells walk-in entry at the door, so you can pay per visit without Priority Pass or airline status. Note the three-hour maximum stay and that space can be limited at busy times.
It's airside, on the upper mezzanine (2nd floor) of the main departure lounge, so you reach it after clearing security. It's open 08:00 to 16:00 daily.
The IAM Jet Centre is a standalone private terminal near the main building, used by general aviation, VIPs and eligible oneworld premium-cabin passengers. It has its own check-in and security checkpoint, a cold buffet, drinks, showers and a car ride to the aircraft.
No. The Jet Centre is reserved for eligible passengers travelling on qualifying oneworld member airlines, plus general aviation and VIP guests. Most scheduled-flight travellers will use the GAA Executive Lounge instead.
Soft drinks are complimentary, and each guest gets up to two complimentary local alcoholic drinks (beer or wine). Additional and premium drinks are available for purchase.
The GAA Executive Lounge asks for smart-casual dress and has a maximum stay of three hours. Children under three enter free, and all children must be accompanied by an adult.