Unfortunately, you won't get lounge access of any kind by owning the Chase Sapphire Preferred. But, you can get free Priority Pass lounge access with the Chase Sapphire Reserve. This way, you can find a lounge regardless of which airline you fly. Plus, you'll still earn Chase Ultimate Rewards on every card purchase.

No, the Chase Sapphire Preferred card does not offer a complimentary airport lounge membership like Priority Pass. This is one of the primary differences between the "Preferred" version and its more expensive sibling, the Chase Sapphire Reserve. While the Preferred card is an excellent "entry-level" travel card with a lower annual fee ($95), it focuses more on earning points on dining and travel rather than providing "luxury" airport perks. If you have the Preferred card and want lounge access, you would typically need to pay for a "single-visit pass" at a lounge (often around $50) or have status with a specific airline. However, the Preferred card does allow you to transfer points to airline partners like United or Southwest, which you could then potentially use to book a business-class ticket that includes lounge access. For frequent travelers who value the lounge experience, the "Reserve" version is usually the better, albeit more expensive, investment.