The current exploratory study investigates passengers’ perceptions of airline lounges by measuring the
importance of attributes that determine usage and service quality in those facilities. Data collection was
the result of a survey of airline lounge users at the Incheon International Airport, South Korea. The
attributes that determine airline lounge usage categorize as: image and accessibility, atmosphere, food
and beverage (F&B) service, and facility’s dimensions. Atmosphere and F&B service prove to be the most
important dimensions affecting passengers’ use of the airline lounge. Service quality variables determining
passengers’ perceptions of the airline lounge categorize as: atmosphere, F&B service, employee
service, and facility’s dimensions. Among the service quality dimensions, F&B service was the strongest
predictor of overall satisfaction and lounge revisit intention. Furthermore, the study considers the
relationship of overall satisfaction and lounge revisit intention according to airline selection.