No. The only person who can access the lounge is the person named on the eligible Mastercard payment card. For security reasons, the lounge will verify the name of the cardholder against their boarding pass and their identification card / passport.

No, you generally cannot let someone else use your credit card or Priority Pass for airport lounge access. Lounge access is strictly a "High-Fidelity" non-transferable benefit. The name on the credit card or digital membership must match the name on the boarding pass presented at the lounge reception. If the names do not match, entry will be denied, and the lounge staff may flag the card as suspicious or even confiscate a physical membership card. The only "High-Fidelity" ways for a friend or family member to use your benefit are: 1. Traveling with you (most premium cards allow 1–2 guests); or 2. Adding them as an Authorized User. If you add them as an authorized user (sometimes for an extra annual fee), they will receive their own card in their name, which grants them their own independent lounge access rights. In 2026, many lounges have moved to biometric or QR-based entry linked to your specific identity to further prevent "card sharing" and maintain the exclusivity of the lounge environment.