Regina International Airport

The Air Canada Maple Leaf Lounge at Regina International Airport holds a notable distinction: it is the smallest lounge in Air Canada's entire Maple Leaf network. Tucked between Gates 4 and 5 on Level 1 of the main terminal — directly across from the 306 Bistro and Bar — it seats just 20 guests across 16 brown couches and two high-top tables with red leather chairs. Entry is managed via a self-serve boarding pass scanner at the door, a distinctive feature for an Air Canada property with no staffed reception counter. Despite its compact footprint, the lounge delivers the essentials expected of a Maple Leaf location: complimentary Wi-Fi, a rotating buffet with hot and cold food (eggs, bagels, yogurt, fruit, and snacks), a self-serve bar with draft beer taps and spirits (closed during early morning), TVs, newspapers, magazines, and workstations with printers. Showers are not available, and there is no dedicated washroom inside the lounge — guests use the public restrooms in the terminal. Access mirrors the broader Maple Leaf network — Air Canada Business Class, Aeroplan Elite members (35K and above), Star Alliance Gold travelers on same-day flights, Maple Leaf Club members, and eligible premium Aeroplan cardholders. Priority Pass and DragonPass are not accepted. For Regina travelers, this is the only airport lounge in the building.