Swiss Lounge Zrh D Non
★4.5(590 reviews)ZRH
Zurich's combined SWISS lounge for non-Schengen Dock D departures.
The SWISS Non-Schengen Lounge at Zurich Airport's Dock D opened in April 2023, built into the footprint of the former separate Business and Senator lounges. The new combined facility has a fresh look and welcomes all SWISS lounge-eligible customers, including Business Class passengers and eligible Star Alliance flyers, on non-Schengen departures from Dock D. It's worth knowing how Zurich splits its non-Schengen flying: most SWISS long-haul departures leave from Dock E, where the airline runs three distinct high-end lounges (Business, Senator and First Class), while Dock D is typically used for short and medium-haul non-Schengen flights. So this lounge is the one to use if your non-Schengen flight departs from Dock D, combining what used to be two separate tiers into a single modern space.
Crowding · comfortable
A comfortable, modern space to work before a flight, with Wi-Fi, power and laptop-friendly seating, good for email and light work.
A hot and cold food selection with a bar serving wines, beers and spirits, plus coffee, tea and soft drinks. A modern SWISS spread suited to short and medium-haul non-Schengen departures from Dock D.
Dietary: Vegetarian options
From the main security checkpoint, head to the non-Schengen Dock D; the combined SWISS lounge is in the footprint of the former Business and Senator lounges.
- 01Clear security at Zurich
- 02Head to the non-Schengen Dock D
- 03Pass non-Schengen passport control
- 04Follow SWISS signage to the lounge
Landmarks: Dock D non-Schengen gates
ℹ Zurich (ZRH)
Included: Complimentary snacks · Complimentary hot buffet · Complimentary soft drinks · Complimentary house wine and beer · Complimentary liquor
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Make the most of it.
This combined lounge welcomes all SWISS lounge-eligible customers at Dock D.
Most long-haul non-Schengen flights depart from Dock E, which has separate Business, Senator and First lounges.
Dock D is typically used for short and medium-haul non-Schengen flights.
The lounge was refreshed in April 2023 with a new look.
Confirm whether your flight departs from Dock D or Dock E before choosing a lounge.
Quick answers.
It welcomes all SWISS lounge-eligible customers, including Business Class and eligible Star Alliance passengers, on non-Schengen departures from Dock D.
It opened in April 2023, combining the former separate Business and Senator lounges into a single modern facility.
Most SWISS long-haul non-Schengen flights depart from Dock E, which has separate Business, Senator and First Class lounges. Dock D is typically used for short and medium-haul non-Schengen flights.
