Montreal / Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport lounges guide

The National Bank Lounge at Montréal–Trudeau offers buffet-style food, a selection of hot and cold drinks including alcoholic beverages served by staff, complimentary Wi‑Fi, PressReader digital newspapers and magazines, and power/charging points. It is designed for international travellers seeking a quiet place to work or relax before departure, with family-friendly access policies for children. Since October 2026 the lounge operates from a temporary, reduced-capacity space near Gate 53 while the original is renovated, with reopening expected in June 2028.

The Montréal-Trudeau Domestic Maple Leaf Lounge provides a relaxed departure space for eligible domestic travellers with comfortable seating, complimentary Wi‑Fi, refreshments and power outlets for work. It primarily serves Air Canada domestic departures and offers seating and light food/beverage service suitable for short waits and pre-flight preparation. Maple Leaf Club membership purchases are currently suspended. Entry is on arrival and by eligibility; reservations are not available, and entry may be restricted when the lounge is at capacity. Air Canada Signature Suite access is separate from standard Maple Leaf Lounge access. The gate and concourse assignment determines which of the domestic, transborder or international Maple Leaf Lounges may be used. Air Canada staff may check membership, card linking, government ID and the boarding pass at the door, and all customers must have cleared security. Food and drink are served for consumption in the lounge and may not be taken away. Customers needing accessibility assistance should contact Air Canada before travel; small pets in carriers may be admitted under the Maple Leaf Lounge pet policy.

The Transborder Maple Leaf Lounge at YUL serves customers travelling to the United States with comfortable seating, complimentary Wi‑Fi and light refreshments. It supports pre-flight work or rest for travellers on Air Canada and partner transborder services and follows Maple Leaf Lounge access and guest policies.

The Montréal-Trudeau International Maple Leaf Lounge serves international travellers and offers extended amenities including complimentary Wi‑Fi, a broader food and beverage selection and shower facilities. It caters to Air Canada international services and eligible partner passengers, offering a calmer environment for longer pre-flight waits.

The Air Canada Café at Montréal-Trudeau is a premium grab-and-go lounge-style space designed for eligible domestic travellers: it features curated local menu items, self-serve beverages, Lavazza specialty coffee and productivity-style seating with power at every seat. The space is optimized for shorter pre-flight stays and working on the go.

The Air Canada Café in the transborder area has complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, charging stations, food and a full bar with spirits, cocktails, mocktails, craft beer and wine. Open 7:00 to 19:00 daily.

An Air France-branded lounge operated by Plaza Premium Group in Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. The lounge offers a French-inspired dining area, seated bar, complimentary Wi‑Fi, showers, accessible washrooms and comfortable seating for relaxation or work. It emphasises a calm, contemporary interior and sustainable design elements.

A pay-in / partner lounge offered through the American Express Global Lounge Collection, the Aspire American Express Lounge provides travelers with comfortable seating, complimentary Wi‑Fi, light snacks and hot/cold beverages, and power outlets for devices. Access is managed through American Express card benefits and partner programs and is intended for same‑day departing passengers.

A partner lounge listed in the American Express Global Lounge Collection for YUL, the National Bank World Mastercard Lounge offers seating areas, complimentary Wi‑Fi, refreshments and light bites, and basic business amenities. It serves international departing passengers and is available to eligible American Express cardholders through partner access policies.

The Desjardins Odyssey Lounge in the international area offers hot meals, soup, salad, fruit, pastries and snacks, alcoholic and soft drinks, Wi-Fi, USB charging outlets and flight information screens. It is built for Desjardins Odyssey cardholders flying outside Canada and the United States, and is accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

The Desjardins Odyssey Lounge in the transborder area serves passengers departing for the United States after US pre-clearance. It offers hot meals, soup, salad, fruit, pastries and snacks, alcoholic and soft drinks, Wi-Fi, USB charging outlets and flight information screens, with seating for a hundred or so guests.