Revolut to open network of airport lounges across Europe

Revolut has unveiled plans for a network of premium branded airport lounges across major European destinations.

The firm has already signed an agreement with Copenhagen Airport to launch one of the lounges next year as part of a campaign to win over more Nordic customers, Finextra reports.

The move into the physical sphere follows the opening of its first high street store in Barcelona earlier this year, as the fintech bids to expand the brand beyond the phone-screen into heavy footfall real-world environments.

Revolut Premium and Metal customers can already access more than 1,000 airport lounges through the Revolut app.


By opening its own network of Lounges, the fintech is betting that it will be able to assert greater influence over the complete customer journey, providing a luxury touch to the usual range of premium benefits.

Hadi Nasrallah, director, product GP & new bets at Revolut, says: “Revolut is changing perceptions about finance - our 75 million customers can attest to that. Of those, many are frequent flyers, and we want to continually improve their experience using our product. We’ll strive to set a new standard for airport hospitality across Europe and bring more unique benefits to Revolut customers when they travel.”

Revolut is not the first fintech to embrace the premium branded airport lounge. In 2023, Nomad, a dollar-account fintech, opened a 600 sqm lounge at São Paulo's international airport, while in 2025, Brazilian neobank Nubank opened a 1,000 sqm lounge across three floors at the same airport for Ultravioleta, its high-income tier.

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