Lounge Frog guide
Lounge Frog for Chrome
Turns the airport and airline codes you already read all day into links to the lounges behind them. Free, and it works on every website.
Trip reports say “flew JFK-LHR on the 77W.” Itinerary emails, award-search results and route announcements are all written in the same three-letter shorthand. You know what the codes mean. What you usually don't know, without opening another tab, is which lounges you can get into at each of those airports. Install the extension and every code on every page quietly becomes a link. The text and layout don't change, and the page reads exactly as it always did.
Airport codes become lounge links
Every real IATA airport code on the page, more than 6,000 of them, gets a subtle green underline and links to that airport's lounge guide. Made-up codes stay plain text.
Airline codes too
AA, BA, NH, DL and the rest link to the airline's page, so a flight number in a trip report is one click from the lounges that carrier unlocks. Only the airline part links, never the flight number.
Works on any site
Forums, trip reports, booking emails in webmail, Google Docs, Reddit, route-launch news. Dynamic pages are scanned as new text arrives, in idle time, so scrolling stays smooth.
Knows which codes are also words
THE, NEW, GIG and USA are all airports. They only link when the page uses them like a code: in parentheses after a city or joined in a route like KEF-EZE. Ambiguous airline codes such as AS or UP only link before a flight number.
Your lounge access in the toolbar
Click the icon for a compact card with your home airport, the cards and programs on your profile, and the access they give you. Sign in on loungefrog.com once and the extension picks up that session.
Leaves the right things alone
Existing links, code blocks, form fields and anything you're typing are never touched. One switch in the popup turns every link on every tab back to plain text, no reload needed.
Free on the Chrome Web Store
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. You never enter a password into the extension. Privacy