Can military get into Amex lounge?

Some individual airlines allow this sort of thing. As far as I know, American Express does not explicitly allow military service members free access to their lounges … directly. However, certain AMEX cards (Platinum personal and Platinum business) do come with “free” Centurion Lounge access.



People Also Ask

U.S. military personnel traveling in uniform can access domestic and international American Airlines Admirals Club locations, with the exception of the Airspace Lounge in San Diego (SAN) and the JAL Sakura Lounge in Honolulu (HNL).

MORE DETAILS

U.S. military personnel traveling in uniform can access domestic and international American Airlines Admirals Club locations, with the exception of the Airspace Lounge in San Diego (SAN) and the JAL Sakura Lounge in Honolulu (HNL).

MORE DETAILS

Those who hold The Platinum Card® from American Express receive complimentary unlimited access to the Centurion Lounge for themselves. The guest policy allows for up to two guests if the cardholder has spent $75,000 in the prior calendar year.

MORE DETAILS

Complimentary or discounted access Travelers with The Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card® from American Express or the Centurion® Card from American Express receive complimentary access to any outpost within the Centurion Lounge network.

MORE DETAILS

Amex Centurion Lounge Food, Drink & Amenities It depends on which location you visit, as every lounge is a little bit different. But all Centurion Lounges offer complimentary drinks and food, Wi-Fi, private workspaces, and comfortable furniture to unwind before your flight.

MORE DETAILS

Airport lounge access requires a membership, day pass or qualifying airline ticket. Business and first-class passengers often get free access to airline lounges, as do elite members and some U.S. military personnel.

MORE DETAILS

Military and Uniformed Service Members. As a trusted population, and in recognition of their service, Military Members and DoD Civilians receive TSA PreCheck as a benefit of their employment and service.* Benefits are applicable to all official and personal travel, whether TDY or R&R.

MORE DETAILS

Military Airport Lounges: The USO These lounges are open to currently serving military members and their families with unexpired ID cards and feature internet access, sleeping areas, small libraries, mini-theaters, snacks, and other services that vary depending on location.

MORE DETAILS

One of these perks is priority boarding, allowing servicemembers to board the plane ahead of the general passengers.

MORE DETAILS

By policy, no. Some members will guest in military in uniform and there are reports of SkyClub agents letting uniformed military folks in. You might want to look to see if the airports you are traveling through have a USO club. Delta doesn't allow military into the SkyClub.

MORE DETAILS

Can I purchase a membership to The Centurion® Lounge? We do not currently offer memberships. Access is only available to Platinum Card Members, Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card Members, Centurion Members, and eligible guests.

MORE DETAILS

Centurion Lounges are definitely a worthwhile benefit if you're able to use them three or four times per year. I'd estimate that visiting the Centurion Lounges in both Dallas and Denver saved me $180+ on food and alcohol.

MORE DETAILS

As of Feb. 1, 2023, the ability to bring in two guests at no additional cost went away for most cardholders. Now, unless you spend $75,000 or more each calendar year on your card, you'll need to pay $50 to bring an adult guest ($30 for children ages 2 through 17) into the Centurion Lounge. Terms apply.

MORE DETAILS