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New July 2026 Aena lounge in T4S (~530 m², 110 seats, showers). DragonPass lists it; Priority Pass and LoungeKey do not.
Aena’s first Altitude-branded lounge, 24/7 beside Cibeles. A paid upgrade, not a contract-card lounge.
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Add a photoThe missing T2 Aena lounge: 24/7, Schengen only, and live on Priority Pass, LoungeKey (MAD6) and DragonPass.
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Add a photoUseful Schengen contract lounge on the T3 pier, but Priority Pass and LoungeKey close it at 19:00 — earlier than Aena’s own 04:30–21:30.
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Add a photoIberia’s main T4 entitlement lounge. Not Priority Pass, LoungeKey or DragonPass.
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Add a photoThe public-access T4 Schengen lounge. Fine for a meal or shower; Iberia’s Velázquez is the better room if you qualify.
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Add a photoAena’s second T4 lounge (floor 2). DragonPass lists it; Priority Pass and LoungeKey do not. Treat it as a paid Aena room unless your DragonPass app shows it.
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Add a photoEmirates entitlement lounge in the T4 satellite. Not Priority Pass, LoungeKey or DragonPass.
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Add a photoIberia’s T4S entitlement lounge. Prefer it over Neptuno if you qualify; card programmes cannot enter.
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Add a photoThe 24-hour contract lounge in the satellite. Use it if you are already in T4S; Iberia Dalí is better if you qualify.
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