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MEL · Melbourne
Air New Zealand · Melbourne Airport, Terminal 2
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Air New Zealand does not sell walk-in day passes. Access is restricted to Business Premier tickets, Airpoints Elite / Gold members, or Star Alliance Gold status.
T2. Air New Zealand and Star Alliance Business Class passengers. 1 guest permitted.
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Air New Zealand · Business class
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Air New Zealand Lounge MEL at Melbourne Airport accepts 1 access programme: Air New Zealand. The only access rule here is airline- or cabin-class-specific, so a boarding pass in the right class can be enough on its own. Each rule on this page lists its own guest policy and any spend or cabin conditions attached to it.
No. Air New Zealand Lounge MEL does not sell walk-in day passes — Air New Zealand does not sell walk-in day passes. Access is restricted to Business Premier tickets, Airpoints Elite / Gold members, or Star Alliance Gold status. Entry requires an eligible card programme, membership, or airline boarding pass.
Air New Zealand Lounge MEL operates 24 hours. Lounges frequently close earlier than posted on quiet days and during terminal works, and last entry is often 30–45 minutes before closing — check before a late or early connection.
Air New Zealand Lounge MEL is in Terminal 2 at Melbourne Airport (MEL) in Melbourne, Australia, operated by Air New Zealand. Lounges sit airside, so you must clear security — and in most cases be in the same terminal — before you can use it.
Access rules and pricing change frequently. Always confirm with the lounge before travelling.