 TITLE: How to Get Free Lounge Access in Airports Around the World CONTENT: Get an Airline Credit Card\n--------------------------\nAnother way to gain access to airport lounges is by getting a co-branded airline credit card. Major airlines often have their own airport lounges, and certain elite cards offer lounge access as an added perk. Depending on where the airline is based and operates, it might be best to get a card with an airline that has lounges in airports you frequent.\n> Find the best airline credit cards in Experian CreditMatch™.\nThese are a few of the larger airline lounge clubs, each of which has a co-branded credit card that comes with discounted or free access to their lounges.\n### Sky Club® (Delta Air Lines)\n**Annual Fee**: $550  \n**Day Pass**: No longer available for purchase  \n**Best Credit Card to Use for Free Access**: Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card From American Express\nHaving a membership to Delta's Sky Club gets you access to more than 250 lounges around the world—50 of which are Delta Sky Clubs. With the Delta SkyMiles® Reserve Card, you get free access to Delta Sky Clubs and can purchase passes for up to two guests for $39 per person. You can also access Sky Clubs with the Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card, which offers cardholders a discounted entry rate of $39 for the cardholder and up to two guests. Sky Clubs offer many of the common lounge amenities, including an open bar, free food, comfy furniture and more. Both cards offer these benefits on the same day you're a passenger on flights marketed or operated by Delta.\n### United Club (United Airlines)\n**Annual Fee**: $550  \n**Day Pass**: $59  \n**Best Credit Card to Use for Free Access**: UnitedSM Explorer Card from Chase\nUnited Club members can get unlimited access to more than 45 locations globally and can bring up to two members with them for free. With the United℠ Explorer Card, you get two free day passes for the United Club each year you have the card (the passes expire after a year). United Clubs offer all the usual amenities. END