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PROGRAMME PROFILE

Aeroméxico Salón Premier

Aeroméxico Salón Premier — written "Salones Premier Aeroméxico" on Aeroméxico's own pages — is the airport lounge benefit attached to Aeroméxico Rewards, the loyalty programme operated and administered by PLM Premier. [4] [3] Aeroméxico publishes the lounge benefit as one line in the comparison table that sets out its Plata, Oro, Platino and Titanio levels, with companion allowances and an international-itinerary condition attached to that line. [4]

Facts checked: 18 October 2026

Key takeaways

  • Salón Premier access is listed as a benefit of Aeroméxico Rewards membership levels, in the same table that publishes each level's qualifying-points requirement. [4]
  • The table describes the allowance as companions travelling on the same itinerary, shown as one companion and, at the higher end of the table, two companions. [4]
  • The benefit carries a condition: the itinerary must include at least one international flight within the same reservation, arriving or departing. [4]
  • Cabin upgrades and "O" class do not apply for access to Salón Premier lounges. [4]

Where the benefit sits in the programme

Aeroméxico Rewards members begin at the Clásico level and move up through Plata, Oro, Platino and Titanio. [4] Each of those four levels has a qualifying-points threshold — 25,000 for Plata, 50,000 for Oro, 80,000 for Platino and 100,000 for Titanio — and qualifying points are described as coming exclusively from flying. [4] Flights bought in Basic Economy (class V or its equivalent) do not earn qualifying points, so they do not count towards reaching or keeping a level. [4] The programme terms also record that the currency was previously called "Puntos Premier". [3]

The levels page carries a row headed "Acceso a Salones Premier Aeromexico", plus a further row for complimentary access to SkyTeam VIP lounges. [4] SkyTeam recognition is published in the same table: Plata and Oro are listed as SkyTeam Elite, Platino and Titanio as SkyTeam Elite Plus. [4] Because the lounge row sits inside a level comparison, the airport-side question — which lounges, at which airports — is not answered on that page. [4]

Companions and the same-itinerary wording

The published allowance is not written as a guest fee or as a number of "guests"; it is written as companions on the same itinerary. [4] The table shows an allowance of one companion on the same itinerary, and, higher up, two companions on the same itinerary. [4] The checked pages do not pair each allowance with a named level in a way that can be quoted here, and no guest charge is published. [4]

Aeroméxico Rewards also advertises a Friends & Family feature for sharing level benefits with family and friends, with separate terms linked from the levels page. [4] The programme terms define the family group as linked accounts of children and parents, used for transferring or receiving Rewards points. [3] Neither page states whether that family grouping changes who may enter a Salón Premier lounge with a member. [3] [4] Readers comparing guest rules across programmes can start with the lounge guest policy term.

SkyTeam lounge access is a separate line

Complimentary access to SkyTeam VIP lounges is published as its own benefit row, with an allowance of one companion on the same itinerary. [4] The international-itinerary footnote is attached to the Salón Premier row specifically, not to the SkyTeam row. [4] The two lines therefore describe two different lounge products, and alliance-wide lounge rules for SkyTeam members are covered separately in SkyTeam lounge access. [4]

Exceptions and limits

  • The Salón Premier benefit applies only where the itinerary includes at least one international flight inside the same reservation (PNR), whether that flight is the arrival or the departure. [4] Domestic-only itineraries are not covered by that condition. [4]
  • Cabin upgrades and "O" class do not apply for access to Salón Premier lounges, so an upgrade to Clase Premier is not itself a route into the lounge under this footnote. [4]
  • Restrictions printed against neighbouring rows — such as the exclusion of Light and Basic fares from seat selection and from courtesy upgrades — are attached to those benefits and are not repeated against the lounge row. [4]
  • Lounge access is a programme benefit tied to the member's account: while an Aeroméxico Rewards account is suspended, the member cannot use the benefits associated with the membership, and a definitive cancellation ends those benefits. [3]
  • Aeroméxico Rewards may suspend accounts that stay inactive for 48 consecutive months or more with no points balance, and may cancel accounts inactive for 48 consecutive months or more whether or not a balance remains, with inactivity meaning no earning or redeeming of points in that period. [3]

Sources

Sources accessed on 18 October 2026. The sources cover the Aeroméxico Rewards programme terms and the programme's published levels page; they do not cover contract lounges, partner-branded lounges, individual airport lounges, or the lounge rules of other SkyTeam member airlines.

  1. Aeroméxico Rewards terms and conditions, checked 18 October 2026
  2. Niveles Aeroméxico Rewards (level benefits comparison), checked 18 October 2026