The most fully equipped SAS option at ARN, especially if you need a shower or a proper place to work.
Photo: SAS
The main SAS Lounge is upstairs by E1 and combines a hot-and-cold buffet with workstations, phone rooms, showers and digital newspapers. It is the stronger choice when your flight leaves from the E side.
It is an airline lounge rather than a boutique experience, but its practical facilities make it the default choice for eligible SAS and SkyTeam passengers.
Last verified Jul 11, 2026
A practical pre-flight stop for Terminal 2, with a modest food offering rather than a destination lounge.
Full access guide
A useful contract lounge only if your airline sends you there; it is not a broadly confirmed card-program option.
Full access guide
A genuinely useful Amex-only option with made-to-order meal periods, particularly for departures between D and F.
Full access guide
A stylish new non-Schengen option with showers and proper rest space, but confirm its live entry availability before relying on it.
Full access guide
Useful if you are already near C, but its two-hour limit and distance from later piers make it a poor choice for many Terminal 5 departures.
Full access guide
The higher-tier section of the SAS offering, best reserved for eligible frequent flyers rather than something to seek out from another pier.
Full access guide
Use this newer SAS lounge when departing from F; it avoids the long trek back to E1.
Full access guide