- Amex will remove Card Member access to Lufthansa lounges effective October 1, 2026, for Platinum, Business Platinum, and Centurion cardholders on same-day Lufthansa Group itineraries. - After the change, access may still be possible via Priority Pass, but it’s unclear whether Lufthansa lounges in that network will remain; Amex notes 1,550+ lounges worldwide, including 32 Centurion lounges. - Amex informed AwardWallet of the change on April 9, 2026.

Auf Wiedersehen: American Express to End Lufthansa Lounge Access Later This Year Add us as a trusted source on Google AwardWallet may receive compensation from advertising partners when you visit our site, click on a link, when you are approved for a credit card, or when an account is opened. Terms Apply to the offers listed on this page. Enrollment is required for select Amex benefits. The opinions expressed here are our own and have not been reviewed, provided, or approved by any bank advertiser. Here’s our complete list of Advertisers. Offers for the Centurion® Card from American Express are not available through this site. Some offers may have expired. Please see our card marketplace for available offers One of the biggest selling points of American Express’ premium cards is the lounge access they offer. But if you have one of these cards, you’ll need to start the clock. Later this year, Amex will remove Card Member access to Lufthansa lounges. Amex Ending Card Member Access to Lufthansa Lounges Amex has a more extensive lounge network than you might realize through the American Express Global Lounge Collection®. This includes not just The Centurion Lounge locations, but also participating Priority Pass lounges, Plaza Premium Group lounges, Aspire Lounges, Delta Sky Club locations, Lufthansa lounges, and more (Enrollment is required for select Amex benefits.). But on...