Skyhub Lounge
A paid-pass option on the second floor between Gates 9 and 10, with food, drinks and seating before an international flight.

Flying internationally from Busan Gimhae Airport? Skyhub and N Skyhub offer paid lounge passes, while Korean Air Lounge has an airline restriction even when you buy a pass. Air Busan also sells access through its own channels. The lounges below are in the International Terminal after passport control and security: do not buy one of these passes for a domestic departure.
Quick answer
For an international departure, compare Skyhub and N Skyhub by gate location and opening hours. Korean Air Lounge is another bookable choice only if your flight is operated by Korean Air or a SkyTeam airline. For domestic departures, check your airline's facilities or the airport's separate paid waiting rooms instead.
A paid-pass option on the second floor between Gates 9 and 10, with food, drinks and seating before an international flight.
The other Skyhub location, on the second floor opposite Gates 2 and 3. Compare it with your departure gate before choosing a pass.
Third floor, next to Gate 4. A Korean Air or SkyTeam-operated flight is required even with a paid pass. Check opening hours before buying.
Not sure which lounge matches your flight?
View all PUS lounge passes| Area | Lounge or facility | Best For | What To Know |
|---|---|---|---|
| International, Gates 9 and 10 | Skyhub Lounge | Travellers comparing general paid lounge access | Book a pass online; check its opening hours and entry terms |
| International, Gates 2 and 3 | N Skyhub Lounge | Travellers who prefer this end of the departure area | Paid passes are available; this is not limited to cardholders |
| International, Gate 4 | Korean Air Lounge | Eligible Korean Air and SkyTeam passengers | A paid pass does not remove the operating-airline restriction |
| International, third floor | Air Busan Lounge | Travellers comparing Air Busan's own access options | Air Busan allows other airlines' passengers to buy on site, subject to capacity |
| Domestic pre-security waiting | Domestic paid waiting room | Groups needing private waiting space | Airport approval is required; this is not a buffet departure lounge |
Choose the lounge for your flight and gate, not just its name. The two Skyhub locations are separate lounges on the second floor. Korean Air and Air Busan are on the third floor. Check the pass duration and opening hours on the provider's page before buying.
Day pass available
International Terminal, second floor, between Gates 9 and 10, after passport control and security. Paid passes are sold online, with food, drinks and seating included. Our practical pick if this is the more convenient location for your gate.
Day pass available
International Terminal, second floor, opposite Gates 2 and 3, after passport control and security. Another paid-pass option with food and drinks. Check the provider's last-entry and food-service cutoffs if your departure is late.
Day pass available
International Terminal, third floor, next to Gate 4, after passport control and security. A pass is available, but only for flights operated by Korean Air or a SkyTeam airline. Priority Pass also publishes that restriction. Confirm your flight operator and the lounge's opening hours before paying.
Airline, status or membership access
International departures, third floor. Air Busan sells access online and on site, and states that passengers using other airlines may purchase on site. Entry depends on capacity. Check whether your Air Busan booking already includes lounge access before buying separately.
The international passes above are not domestic-terminal passes. For a domestic flight, ask your airline about facilities available with your ticket. If you need a private room, the airport separately rents paid waiting rooms; these are not the same product as the international lounges.
The airport lists rooms in the general waiting areas on Floors 1 and 2. Contact the airport at least a day ahead and obtain approval; do not expect to buy an ordinary lounge pass at the door.
Listed in the general waiting area on Floor 2, with the same advance-application requirement. It is separate from the airside lounges above. Check current fees and permitted use directly with the airport.
Check your airline booking and lounge programme before paying separately. An eligible cabin, status benefit or card entitlement may already cover your visit, but guest allowances and charges depend on the programme.
Air Busan's own page includes a Priority Pass access guide and asks travellers to check their card's terms. For Korean Air Lounge, Priority Pass specifies Korean Air or SkyTeam-operated flights: holding a card alone is not enough. Do not assume one programme's rules apply to every paid pass or lounge.
If you are still deciding whether to stay in the terminal, head into Busan, or book a room near the airport, the layover guide is the better next read.
Check included access, purchase rules and current opening hours with Air Busan.
Check Gimhae Airport's official paid waiting room page if you need private pre-security waiting space in either terminal.
If you need a bed or a private shower, compare an airport-area hotel instead of assuming a lounge pass includes either. Check check-in times, transport and any entry requirements before planning to leave the terminal. Our PUS layover and transfer guides explain the wider options.
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The options covered here are Skyhub, N Skyhub, Korean Air Lounge and Air Busan Lounge. All four are in the international departure area. The airport's paid waiting rooms are separate facilities, not additional buffet lounges.
Paid passes are sold for Skyhub and N Skyhub in international departures. Korean Air Lounge also has a paid pass, but requires a Korean Air or SkyTeam-operated flight. Air Busan permits other airlines' passengers to buy on site, subject to capacity. Check the specific entry terms before buying.
No. The international lounge passes in this guide are not valid for domestic departures. Check any airline facilities included with your ticket. The airport also offers domestic paid waiting rooms by advance application and approval; those are private waiting spaces rather than ordinary buffet lounges.
Only if the flight meets the pass's airline conditions. The pass is only valid on a flight operated by Korean Air or a SkyTeam airline. Buying a pass does not remove that restriction. Compare Skyhub or N Skyhub if your flight is not eligible.
Compare a lounge for food, drinks and a pre-flight wait. If you need a bed or private shower, compare a hotel and confirm check-in and transport arrangements. Do not assume a lounge pass provides sleeping or shower facilities.
Choose a bookable PUS lounge for your terminal.