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Lounges, facilities and services at Perth airport

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VIP lounges at PER

Which VIP lounges are at Perth airport (PER), where they are and how to get in. See also the airport guide for general information.

The airport offers several lounges across its four terminals, providing options for both international travellers and passengers on domestic and regional routes. These spaces feature services designed for comfort, work and relaxation before your flight.

Terminal 1

Aspire Lounge (International)

Located on Level 3, between gates 53 and 54 in the international area. It remains open to cover the schedule of most international flights.

Maximum stay: 3 hours.

Services: Buffet-style meals, drinks (including alcoholic options), workstations, high-speed Wi-Fi, showers, children’s play area, TV and panoramic runway views.

Access: Via Priority Pass, LoungeKey, DragonPass or Diners Club memberships. Entry is also possible through online booking or direct payment at the entrance (subject to availability).

Air New Zealand International Lounge

Located on Level 2, next to gate 52A. It opens approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes before each scheduled departure.

Services: Buffet, full-service bar, relaxation areas, charging stations and showers.

Access: Air New Zealand and Star Alliance business class passengers, Star Alliance Gold members, and Koru Club members.

Singapore Airlines SilverKris Lounge

Situated on Level 2, opposite gate 52. Opening hours are aligned with the airline’s flight departures.

Services: Gourmet dining, selection of wines and spirits, Wi-Fi and work areas.

Access: Singapore Airlines and Star Alliance first or business class passengers, and KrisFlyer Elite Gold or PPS Club members.

The Emirates Lounge

Located on Level 3, near gate 50. Available exclusively during Emirates operating hours.

Services: Formal dining, bar, luxury showers and business centre.

Access: Emirates first or business class passengers and Skywards Platinum or Gold members.

Virgin Australia Lounge

Located in the domestic departures area of Terminal 1, to the left after security. It opens from 60 minutes before the first flight until the airline’s final departure.

Services: Coffee bar, light buffet, showers, Wi-Fi and meeting spaces.

Access: Virgin Australia business class passengers, Velocity Platinum or Gold members, and eligible partner programme members.

Terminals 3 and 4

Qantas International Lounge (T3)

Located on Level 1. Opening hours vary depending on Qantas international flight schedules (particularly the route to London).

Services: À la carte menu, bar, showers and dedicated relaxation areas for long-haul flights.

Access: Qantas business class passengers, Qantas Gold, Platinum and Platinum One members, and Oneworld Emerald or Sapphire members.

Qantas Club (T4)

Located on the departures level. It opens one hour before the first flight of the day.

Services: Bar, light meals, Wi-Fi, showers and workstations.

Access: Qantas Club members, Qantas Gold and above members, and business class passengers.

Qantas Domestic Business Lounge (T4)

Located next to gate 15. It offers a higher level of service for corporate travellers.

Services: Premium dining, bar with wine selection, showers and executive atmosphere.

Access: Qantas domestic business class passengers and Qantas Platinum or Platinum One members.

Opening hours and access conditions can change at any time. Check with the lounge before you go.

Lounge access with Priority Pass

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Facilities and services

Perth Airport offers a wide range of commercial services and practical facilities across all its terminals to meet the needs of both domestic and international travellers.

Connectivity

The airport provides free and unlimited Wi-Fi via the "Perth Airport Free Wi-Fi" network. For those requiring local mobile services, there are Optus and Vodafone kiosks in the arrivals area of Terminal 1 where SIM cards can be purchased.

Dining

Passengers will find a varied selection including speciality cafés, bars, international restaurants and fast-food outlets. In Terminal 1 (International), some options operate 24 hours a day to accommodate overnight flights. In the domestic terminals, most establishments open from early morning until the departure of the last flight.

Shopping

The airport features duty-free shops on the departures and arrivals levels of Terminal 1 and in the international area of Terminal 3. There are also convenience stores (Relay), fashion boutiques, travel goods, electronics, cosmetics and souvenir shops offering typical Australian products.

Baggage

  • Left luggage and storage: Locker and baggage storage services are operated by Smarte Carte. They are available in Terminal 1 (within the Short Term car park), in the corridor between T1 and T2, and on the walkway between Terminals 3 and 4 and the Short Term car park.
  • Luggage protection: The Protectabag wrapping service is located in the departures areas of Terminal 1 and Terminal 4.
  • Trolleys: Available in all terminals. They are free of charge in international baggage reclaim areas and in short-stay car parks.
  • Lost property: For items lost within the terminals, you must complete the official online form. The in-person office is located in Terminal 1.

Medical Services and Pharmacy

Pharmacies (Amcal Express) are available in Terminal 1 (both domestic and international areas) and in Terminal 4, offering basic medicines and personal care items. The airport also provides first aid rooms and defibrillators (AEDs) at key locations across all terminals.

Other Services

  • ATMs and Currency Exchange: Cash machines are located throughout the complex. Currency exchange counters (Travelex) operate mainly in Terminal 1.
  • Prayer Areas: Multi-faith prayer room on the ground floor of Terminal 1.
  • Showers: Public and free shower facilities available on the ground floor and Level 2 of Terminal 1.
  • Water stations: Drinking fountains with filtered water available free of charge in all terminals.

How to get into a lounge

  1. Lounge membership: programs like Priority Pass give access to independent lounges in many airports, for an annual fee or per visit.
  2. Credit cards: some premium cards include lounge visits. Check whether your card covers the lounges at PER and how many guests you can bring.
  3. Ticket or status: business and first class tickets, and frequent flyer status with an airline or its alliance, usually give access to the airline's lounges.
  4. Day pass: many lounges sell entry at the door when there is space. Prices and rules vary.

Long layover? See hotels and overnight stay. Need help moving around the airport? See special assistance at PER.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a lounge at Perth airport (PER) without a business class ticket?

Usually yes: many lounges accept lounge memberships such as Priority Pass, some premium credit cards, airline status or a paid day pass at the door. Each lounge sets its own rules, so check the conditions of the one you want to use.

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