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Lounges, facilities and services at Palermo airport

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VIP lounges at PMO

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

Prima Vista Lounge

The only VIP lounge is located on the first floor of the terminal, before the security checks (Landside), near Check-in Area B.

Opening Hours: The lounge operates from Monday to Thursday between 5:30 am and 8:30 pm, and from Friday to Sunday between 5:30 am and 9:30 pm. The maximum stay is 3 hours. It is recommended to check the exact schedule on the airport’s website before travelling.

Services and Amenities

  • Buffet (includes appetisers, snacks, and basic alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages; premium drinks may incur an additional charge).
  • Free Wi-Fi.
  • Flight information monitors.
  • Daily newspapers and magazines.
  • Rest area and workspace.
  • Air conditioning and access for passengers with reduced mobility.

Lounge Access

Access can be obtained in the following ways:

  • Priority Pass membership.
  • LoungeKey membership.
  • DragonPass membership.
  • Diners Club membership.
  • By purchasing an entry online or directly at the lounge reception (€40.00).

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

Palermo Airport offers a variety of services to enhance the passenger experience, from dining and shopping options to medical assistance and luggage-handling facilities.

Connectivity and Finance

  • Wi-Fi: Free Wi-Fi access is available in the boarding area and in the VIP lounge, allowing passengers to stay connected. Power outlets are also available for charging electronic devices.
  • ATMs: Several cash machines are distributed throughout the terminal to facilitate access to cash.

Dining

Passengers will find a wide range of dining options. There are bars conveniently located across all three levels of the terminal, ideal for a quick coffee or snack. For those seeking a more complete meal, restaurants are available on the second floor.

Shopping

The airport features a selection of shops catering to various needs. International travellers can take advantage of the duty-free shop, located on the second floor within the boarding area. In addition, there are shops offering sweets, clothing, books, newspapers, tobacco, toys, gifts, and typical regional products from Sicily.

Luggage

  • Lost and Found: For enquiries about items lost in the terminal, passengers can go to the duty officer’s office located opposite the ticket counters on the first floor. This office operates from Monday to Friday between 8:30 am and 3:30 pm and can be contacted via [email protected].

Health and First Aid

The premises include a first-aid clinic to deal with medical emergencies. In addition, there is a pharmacy available for purchasing essential medicines and health products.

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 PMO 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 PMO.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use a lounge at Palermo airport (PMO) 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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