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Commercial partnerships

Build a better airport experience with us.

We work with lounge operators, travel platforms, airports and brands that can make the pre-flight experience simpler and more useful.

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Tell us what you are proposing, where it operates and what a useful first step would be.

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Partnership opportunities

  • Lounge inventory, digital passes and booking distribution.
  • Travel, card and membership benefit integrations.
  • Editorial data, destination content and co-marketing.
  • Technology, API and operational partnerships.

Ways to distribute lounge access

  • A dedicated landing journey for an airline, insurer, card programme, loyalty community or travel brand.
  • Contextual links from an itinerary, member portal, trip email or airport guide into the relevant airport or lounge page.
  • Catalogue or API access for approved products that need airport, terminal and lounge discovery inside their own experience.
  • A limited campaign or member benefit with agreed eligibility, destination, disclosure and measurement rules.

What a pilot needs

A useful pilot starts with a defined audience and journey—for example, travellers managing an upcoming departure from a known airport. We agree the eligible markets, landing path, inventory scope, customer-support ownership and success measures before anything is promoted.

Lounge Finder will not describe access as guaranteed, complimentary or discounted unless the commercial terms and fulfilment process support that wording. Live availability, final price and entry conditions remain visible at the point where the traveller makes a decision.

What we look for

Strong proposals explain the traveller problem, the markets involved, what each party contributes and how success would be measured. We prioritise accurate inventory, transparent pricing and experiences that do not compromise editorial independence.