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Beijing Capital International Airport Β· Terminal 2

Air China First And Business Class Lounge (PEK)

Air China First And Business Class Lounge is an airside lounge (after security) in Terminal 2 at Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK), Beijing. It's open 9 AM – 9 PM daily. It's part of Priority Pass. Cards that get you in include the Capital One Venture X, Bilt Palladium and HSBC Elite. Amenities include alcohol, accessible, tv, flight screens and newspapers.

How to get into Air China First And Business Class Lounge

The rules each network publishes for this lounge.

Priority Pass

Priority Pass membership and a same-day boarding pass.

Credit cards that get you into Air China First And Business Class Lounge

From our card catalog. Visit limits and guest fees are the card's own.

Amenities

AlcoholAccessibleTVFlight screensNewspapers

Good to know

  • Access may be restricted due to space constraints - Children under 2 years are admitted free - Dress code applicable.

Air China First And Business Class Lounge: common questions

Where is Air China First And Business Class Lounge at PEK?

In Terminal 2, after security. Airside - International Departures. Pass the Security Check counters and follows signs to the lounge.

What are Air China First And Business Class Lounge's opening hours?

Every day: 9 AM – 9 PM (local time).

How do I get into Air China First And Business Class Lounge?

Priority Pass: Priority Pass membership and a same-day boarding pass.

Which credit cards get you into Air China First And Business Class Lounge?

Capital One Venture X, Bilt Palladium, HSBC Elite, Barclays JetBlue Premier, Barclays Emirates Skywards Premium World Elite, Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite and 23 more. Card terms decide guests and visit limits.

Does Air China First And Business Class Lounge have showers?

It doesn't list showers. Other lounges at the airport may have them.

From the networks' own lounge directories, last refreshed 2026-11-04. Photos belong to the lounge networks. Rules, hours and guest fees change, and lounges can turn people away when full, so check before you go.