Debit Cards Rules: This bank has issued new airport lounge access rules for 19 debit cards, will be applicable from October 1

 

According to the website of ICICI Bank, from 01 October 2024, you can avail two complimentary airport lounge access by spending Rs 10,000 in the previous calendar quarter. The spending done in the previous calendar quarter will unlock the access for the next calendar quarter

Through many credit and debit cards, you can use the airport lounge for free during air travel. In the airport lounge, travelers get many facilities from rest to food and drink. If you use ICICI Bank debit card to take advantage of this facility, then there is important news for you. Actually, this private bank has changed the rules of airport lounge access for some of its debit cards. These new rules will come into effect from October 1, 2024.

What are the new rules for airport lounge access?

According to ICICI Bank website, “From 01 October 2024, you can avail two complimentary airport lounge access by spending Rs 10,000 in the previous calendar quarter. Spending in the previous calendar quarter will unlock access for the next calendar quarter. You need to spend at least Rs 10,000 in the July-August-September 2024 quarter to be eligible for complimentary lounge access in the October-November-December 2024 quarter, and so on for subsequent quarters.”

New rules will apply to these debit cards

These updated rules for availing complimentary domestic airport lounge access will apply to the following cards

  • ICICI Bank Coral PayWave Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Business Mastercard Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank RuPay Coral Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Mastercard Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Coral Business Mastercard
  • ICICI Bank Expression PayWave Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Coral Business Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Business Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Coral Mastercard
  • ICICI Bank payWave Expression Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Coral payWave Business Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Coral Business Mastercard Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Coral Chip Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Coral Mastercard Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Rubix Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Business Coral Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank RuPay Rubix Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Expression Coral Debit Card
  • ICICI Bank Rubix Mastercard Debit Card

How to avail complimentary airport lounges in India?

According to ICICI Bank’s website, “Eligible cardholders will be required to present their valid, un-expired card and valid air ticket or boarding pass at the lounge entrance on the same day or the next day to gain entry. An authorisation fee of Rs 2 will be charged for each eligible card presented at the lounge entrance. Please note that free access is generally restricted to the cardholder and any accompanying guests may be charged. This program is provided by a third party and is governed by the terms and conditions of such third party.

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