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Altitude Reserve lounges at FAO
The U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve gets you into 2 lounges at Faro Airport, across 2 terminals, through Priority Pass.
Page updated September 2026.
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- lounges
- 2
- terminals
- 2
- network
- 1
- annual fee
- $400
By terminal
Quick answers
- Does the Altitude Reserve get me into a lounge at FAO?
- Yes. At Faro Airport it admits you to ANA Lounge (Non-Schengen) (via Priority Pass) and ANA Lounge (Schengen) (via Priority Pass).
- Which FAO terminals have a lounge the Altitude Reserve opens?
- Non-Schengen Area: ANA Lounge (Non-Schengen). Schengen Area: ANA Lounge (Schengen).
- Are there conditions or guest limits?
- ANA Lounge (Non-Schengen): limited visits per year; Non-Schengen departures only; max stay 3 hours. ANA Lounge (Schengen): limited visits per year; Schengen departures only; max stay 3 hours.
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