Voronezh Airport Lounges
Airport (VOZ) · Voronezh
Voronezh Airport (VOZ) keeps things simple with two pay-in lounges. The Buninsky Lounge sits airside in International Departures, after security on the first floor, while the Platonovsky Lounge is landside in Domestic Departures, before the checkpoint. Both are walk-in lounges — no membership or airline status needed, just buy entry at the door.
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Buninsky Lounge
The Buninsky Lounge is the airside option at Voronezh, sitting in International Departures after security on the first floor. It welcomes walk-in pay-in guests with complimentary snacks and soft drinks plus premium drinks for sale — the natural choice once you've cleared the checkpoint.
Platonovsky Lounge
The Platonovsky Lounge is the domestic-side option, set landside in Domestic Departures in the right wing of the terminal. It takes walk-up pay-in customers, so you can settle in before security with complimentary snacks and soft drinks if you're flying within Russia.
Buninsky Lounge
Both Voronezh lounges run on a simple walk-in pay-in model, and the Buninsky Lounge is the airside one to head for after security. No card, membership or status is required — just pay at the door, subject to space.
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Buninsky Lounge
★3.9The Buninsky Lounge is the airside lounge at Voronezh Airport, set in International Departures after security on the first floor, left wing. It welcomes walk-in pay-in customers, with…
The Platonovsky Lounge is the landside lounge at Voronezh Airport, set in Domestic Departures before security in the right wing of the terminal. It accepts walk-up pay-in customers, with…
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International Departures
Voronezh runs from a single passenger terminal, with the international departures area on the first floor in the left wing. The Buninsky Lounge sits here airside, after security, so it's the option to use once you've passed the checkpoint for an international flight. It's a pay-in lounge that welcomes walk-up guests.
- —Buninsky Lounge is airside, after security, on the first floor (left wing)
- —Walk-in pay-in entry — no membership or airline status needed
- —Complimentary snacks and soft drinks, with premium drinks for sale
- —Clear security first, then follow signs to the lounge
Domestic Departures
The domestic departures area is in the right wing of the terminal. The Platonovsky Lounge sits here landside, before security, so you can use it as soon as you arrive at the airport without clearing the checkpoint first. Like its international counterpart, it accepts walk-up pay-in customers.
- —Platonovsky Lounge is landside, before security, in the right wing
- —Walk-up pay-in entry, useful before you reach the checkpoint
- —Complimentary snacks and soft drinks, with premium drinks for sale
- —Best suited to domestic departures within Russia
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Voronezh is a pay-per-visit airport through and through — both of its lounges run on a walk-in model, so you don't need Priority Pass, DragonPass, a credit card or airline status to get in. The only real decision is which lounge matches your flight: the Buninsky Lounge is airside in International Departures, and the Platonovsky Lounge is landside in Domestic Departures.
Walk-in pay-in entry
Both Voronezh lounges sell entry at the door to walk-up customers. There's no membership requirement — you simply pay per visit, subject to available space. This is the standard way into the Buninsky and Platonovsky lounges.
Airside entry (International)
If you're flying internationally, the Buninsky Lounge is reachable after you clear security, on the first floor in the left wing. Pass the checkpoint first, then pay in at the lounge.
Landside entry (Domestic)
For domestic flights, the Platonovsky Lounge is landside in the right wing of the terminal, before security. You can settle in as soon as you reach the airport and pay at the door.
Premium drinks for sale
Entry includes complimentary snacks and soft drinks at both lounges, and premium drinks are available to buy on top. Budget a little extra if you'd like an alcoholic or specialty drink during your visit.
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Match the lounge to your flight
- —Flying internationally? Head for the Buninsky Lounge, which is airside in International Departures, after security on the first floor.
- —Flying domestic? The Platonovsky Lounge is landside in Domestic Departures, in the right wing — use it before you clear security.
- —The two lounges are in different parts of the terminal and on different sides of security, so pick the one that matches your route.
It's a pay-in airport
- —Neither lounge needs a membership, credit card or airline status — both are walk-in pay-in lounges.
- —Entry is subject to available space, so there's no need to pre-arrange anything, but a busy departure bank can fill a small lounge.
- —Pay-per-visit is the whole model here, which keeps access simple whatever ticket you're holding.
Food and drink
- —Both lounges include complimentary snacks and soft drinks with entry.
- —Premium drinks, including alcohol, are sold separately if you want something beyond the included soft drinks.
- —These are compact relaxation lounges rather than full-meal lounges — plan to eat in the terminal if you want a larger meal.
Timing your visit
- —Voronezh is a small regional airport, so security and boarding move quickly — you may not need a long lounge stay.
- —Arrive with a little buffer so you can find the right lounge, especially the airside Buninsky after the checkpoint.
- —A small lounge can get busy around a departure peak; go in earlier if you want a quiet seat.
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We track two lounges at Voronezh Airport (VOZ): the Buninsky Lounge, airside in International Departures, and the Platonovsky Lounge, landside in Domestic Departures. Both are pay-in lounges that welcome walk-up guests.
Yes. Both Voronezh lounges are walk-in pay-in lounges, so you don't need Priority Pass, DragonPass, a credit card or airline status. You simply pay for entry at the door, subject to available space.
The Buninsky Lounge is in International Departures, airside after security, on the first floor in the left wing of the terminal. Clear the checkpoint first, then follow the signs to the lounge.
The Platonovsky Lounge is in Domestic Departures, landside before security, in the right wing of the terminal. You can use it as soon as you arrive at the airport, without clearing security first.
Use the Buninsky Lounge. It sits airside in International Departures, after security on the first floor, so it's the lounge to head for once you've passed the checkpoint for an international departure.
Yes. The Platonovsky Lounge is landside, before the security checkpoint, in the Domestic Departures area. It's handy if you want to settle in early or are flying domestically within Russia.
We don't list any Priority Pass or DragonPass access at Voronezh. Both lounges run on a walk-in pay-in basis, so the way in is to pay for entry at the door rather than use a lounge membership.
Both the Buninsky and Platonovsky lounges include complimentary snacks and soft drinks with entry, and they also sell premium drinks, including alcohol, for an extra charge. They're compact relaxation lounges rather than full-meal lounges.