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Airport Lounge Fee Schedule Record Count Airport Lounge Fee Schedule Record Count: 896 Report Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 Member Guest Master Member Fee Guest Fee Rate Rate Country City Airport Lounge ID Provider Curr Curr Albania Tirana Tirana Nene Tereza International Airport Tirana Business Lounge VB010 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Angola Luanda Quatro de Fevereiro Airport Pall Lounge YS029 LG USD 27 USD 30 Antiqua and Barbuda St John's V.C. Bird International (ANU) Executive Lounge ZE004 LG USD 33 USD 34 Argentina Buenos Aires Aeropuerto M. Pistarini Airport Star Alliance Lounge ZA003 LG USD 36 USD 38 Armenia Yerevan Zvartnots International (EVN) Business Lounge AB001 LG USD 27 USD 29 Aruba Oranjestad Reina Beatrix International Airport AHI VIP Lounge (Gate 2) ZE001 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Oranjestad Reina Beatrix International Airport AHI VIP Lounge (Gate 8) ZE002 LG USD 27.00 USD 29 Australia ADELAIDE International (ADL) REX LOUNGE RA006 LG USD 36 USD 36 Brisbane International (BNE) Plaza Premium Lounge RA001 LG USD 36 USD 37 Darwin International (DRW) Catalina Lounge RA002 LG USD 33 USD 34 MELBOURNE (MEL) PLAZA PREMIUM LOUNGE RA005 LG USD 36 USD 36 MELBOURNE (MEL) REX LOUNGE RA004 LG USD 36 USD 36 SYDNEY Sydney Kingsford Smith (SYD) REX LOUNGE RA003 LG USD 36 USD 36 Austria Graz Graz Airport VIP Lounge UA001 LG EUR 19 EUR 25 INNSBRUCK (INN) TYROL LOUNGE UA005 LG EUR 25 EUR 26 SALZBURG (SZG) SALZBURG AIRPORT BUSINESS LOUNGE UA006 LG EUR 31 EUR 31 Vienna Wien-Schwechat Airport Jet Lounge UA002 Franchise EUR 15.14 EUR 20 Vienna Wien-Schwechat Airport Sky Lounge Non Schengen UA003 Franchise EUR 15.14 EUR 20 Vienna Wien-Schwechat Airport Sky Lounge Schengen UA004 Franchise EUR 15.14 EUR 20 Azerbaijan Baku Heydar Aliyev International (GYD) BAKU LOUNGE (Arrivals) BA006 LG EUR 28 EUR 29 Baku Heydar Aliyev International (GYD) MUGAM LOUNGE BA005 LG EUR 28 EUR 29 Baku Heydar Aliyev International (GYD) SALAM LOUNGE BA004 LG EUR 28 EUR 29 Khazar Heydar Aliyev International Airport Absheron Lounge BA001 LG Euros 22 EUR 25 Bahamas MARSH HARBOUR International (MHH) SKYVIEW AIRPORT LOUNGE DN006 LG USD 30 USD 31 Nassau Lynden Pindling International Airport Graycliff Divans DN003 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Nassau Lynden Pindling International Airport The Lignum Club at LPIA DN005 LG USD 27 USD 30 Bahrain Muharraq International (BAH) Dilman Lounge QI002 LG USD 33 USD 34 Muharraq International (BAH) HALA BAHRAIN ARRIVALS LOUNGE QI003 LG USD 23 USD 28 2/22/2019 Page 1 of 31 Report Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 Member Guest Master Member Fee Guest Fee Rate Rate Country City Airport Lounge ID Provider Curr Curr Bahrain Muharraq International (BAH) HALA BAHRAIN AWAL LOUNGE QI006 LG USD 23 USD 28 Muharraq International (BAH) HALA BAHRAIN UPPER LOUNGE QI007 LG USD 23 USD 28 Bangladesh Dhaka Hazrat Shahjalal International (DAC) SkyLounge RH052 LG USD 23 USD 29 Dhaka Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport Ruposhi Bangla Hotel Balaka Executive Lounge RH020 LG USD 20.00 USD 30 Barbados Bridgetown Grantely Adams International Airport Airlines Executive Lounge DN001 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Belarus Minsk International (MSQ) Domestic Lounge VK001 LG EUR 28 EUR 29 Minsk International (MSQ) International Lounge VK002 LG EUR 28 EUR 29 Belgium Brussels Brussels Airport Diamond Lounge (Terminal A) UB001 LG EUR 22.00 EUR 25 Brussels Brussels Airport Diamond Lounge (Terminal B) UB002 LG EUR 22.00 EUR 25 Brussels Brussels South Charleroi Airport The Lounge UB003 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Brussels South Charleroi (CRL) The Lounge - Terminal 2 UB004 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 24 Benin Cotonou Cadjehoun International (COO) SALON PLUS ARRIVEE YE016 LG EUR 19 EUR 24 Cotonou Cadjehoun International (COO) SALON PLUS DEPART YE017 LG EUR 19 EUR 24 Cotonou Cotonou Airport AHS Business Lounge YE004 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Bermuda St. George L.F. Wade International Airport Graycliff Luxury Lounge BM001 LG USD 20 USD 30 Bolivia LA PAZ El Alto International (LPB) The Lounge VIP BO004 LG USD 28 USD 28 La Paz El Alto International Airport The Lounge VIP BO001 LG USD 27 USD 28 Santa Cruz Viru Viru International Airport The Lounge VIP BO002 LG USD 28 USD 30 Santa Cruz Viru Viru International Airport The Lounge VIP BO003 LG USD 28 USD 29 Bosnia Sarajevo Sarajevo International Business Lounge No (1035) VB007 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Sarajevo Sarajevo International First Class Lounge No. (1044) VB008 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Sarajevo Sarajevo International Travel Club Lounge No. (1043) VB009 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Botswana Gaborone Gaborone Sir Seretse Khama Airport Nthula Lounge YS022 LG EUR 27 EUR 30 GABORONE Sir Seretse Khama International (GBE) PULA LOUNGE YS038 LG USD 20 USD 28 KASANE (BBK) NTHULA LOUNGE YS037 LG USD 30 USD 30 KASANE (BBK) NTHULA LOUNGE YS036 LG USD 30 USD 30 Brazil Belem Val de Cans International (BEL) Sala VIP Valeverde ZT032 LG USD 27 USD 29 Brasilia Brasilia International Airport Aeroportos VIP Club ZT014 LG USD 27 USD 30 Brasilia Brasilia International Airport Aeroportos VIP Club ZT018 LG USD 30 USD 32 2/22/2019 Page 2 of 31 Report Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 Member Guest Master Member Fee Guest Fee Rate Rate Country City Airport Lounge ID Provider Curr Curr Brazil Brasilia International (BSB) VIP Express Club Pier Norte ZT026 LG USD 30 USD 31 Brasilia International (BSB) Vip Express Club Pier Sul ZT023 LG USD 30 USD 31 Campinas Viracopos International (VCP) Lounge Azul ZT022 LG USD 27 USD 29 Curitiba Afonso Pena International (CWB) Advantage Vip Lounge ZT016 LG USD 23 USD 30 Manaus Eduardo Gomes International (MAO) Harmony Lounge ZT033 LG USD 30 USD 31 Rio de Janeiro Galeão International (GIG) GOL PREMIUM LOUNGE ZT035 LG USD 30 USD 34 Rio de Janeiro Galeão International (GIG) Plaza Premium Lounge ZT027 LG USD 33 USD 34 Rio De Janeiro Galeão International (GIG) Plaza Premium Lounge ZT025 LG USD 33 USD 34 Rio De janeiro Galeão International (GIG) Plaza Premium Lounge ZT031 LG USD 33 USD 34 Rio de Janeiro Galeão International Airport Smiles VIP Lounge International ZT003 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Sao Paulo Congnhas (CGH) Advantage Plus Agencia De Viagens E Turismo ZT019 LG USD 28 USD 30 Sao Paulo Guarulhos International (GRU) GOL Premium Lounge ZT030 LG USD 30 USD 31 SAO PAULO Guarulhos International (GRU) VILLA GRU ZT036 LG USD 27 USD 28 Sao Paulo Santos Dumont (SDU) ADVANTAGE VIP LOUNGE ZT034 LG USD 30 USD 31 São Paulo Guarulhos International Airport Executive Lounge GRU Airport ZT029 LG USD 27 USD 28 São Paulo Guarulhos International Airport Smiles VIP Lounge International ZT004 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Brunei BANDAR SERI Brunei Intl (BWN) ROYAL BRUNEI’S SKY LOUNGE RZ023 LG USD 39 USD 39 BEGAWAN Bulgaria BURGAS (BOJ) BURGAS AIRPORT VB013 LG EUR 25 EUR 25 Sofia (SOF) Sofia Lounge VB011 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Sofia Sofia Airport LOUNGE B2 - PRESLAV VB003 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 Sofia Sofia Airport LOUNGE B3 - PLISKA VB002 LG EUR 16.80 EUR 25 VARNA (VAR) VIP / BUSINESS LOUNGE VB012 LG EUR 25 EUR 25 Cambodia Phnom Penh Phnom Penh International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge AX001 LG USD 23 USD 30 Siem Reap Angkor International (REP) Plaza Premium Lounge AX002 LG USD 23 USD 29 Cameroon Douala Douala International Airport VIP Lounge CA001 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Canada Calgary Calgary International Airport Chinook Lounge CZ002 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Calgary Calgary International Airport Rocky Mountain Lounge CZ003 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Calgary YYC Calgary International (YYC) Aspire Lounge International Departures CZ020 LG USD 27 USD 29 Edmonton Edmonton International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge CZ015 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 2/22/2019 Page 3 of 31 Report Date: Friday, February 22, 2019 Member Guest Master Member Fee Guest Fee Rate Rate Country City Airport Lounge ID Provider Curr Curr Canada Montreal Trudeau International Airport National Bank Red Carpet Lounge CZ004 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Quebec City Quebec Airport Salon VIP Lounge CZ005 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport KLM Crown Lounge CZ001 LG USD 27.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport Plaza Premium - Domestic Terminal 1 CZ011 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport Plaza Premium - Domestic Terminal 3 CZ013 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport Plaza Premium - Terminal 1 CZ014 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge (International Departures) CZ017 LG USD 23 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport PLAZA PREMIUM LOUNGE (INTERNATIONAL CZ010 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 DEPARTURES) Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge (International Departures) CZ012 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Toronto Lester B. Pearson International Airport PLAZA PREMIUM LOUNGE (USA TRANSBORDER) CZ022 LG USD 23 USD 29 Vancouver International (YVR) Plaza Premium Lounge CZ019 LG USD 27 USD 29 Vancouver International (YVR) SKYTEAM LOUNGE (INTERNATIONAL CZ023 LG USD 27 USD 29 DEPARTURES) Vancouver Vancouver International Airport Plaza Premium - Domestic Terminal CZ008 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Vancouver Vancouver International Airport Plaza Premium - International Terminal CZ007 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Vancouver Vancouver International Airport Plaza Premium - US Departures (Transborder) CZ009 LG USD 23.00 USD 30 Winnipeg J. A. Richardson International Airport Plaza Premium Lounge CZ018 LG USD 27 USD 30 Chile Antofagasta Cerro Moreno (ANF) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL010 LG USD 23 USD 29 Calama El Loa (CJC) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL011 LG USD 23 USD 29 Concepcion Carriel Sur International (CCP) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL012 LG USD 23 USD 29 Iquique Diego Aracena International (IQQ) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL013 LG USD 23 USD 29 La Serena La Florida (LSC) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL019 LG USD 23 USD 29 Puerto Montt El Tepual (PMC) Salones VIP Pacific Club ZL014 LG USD 23 USD 29 Santiago C.
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