
Evenes Airport (EVE), officially Harstad/Narvik Airport, is the main gateway to northern Norway's Harstad and Narvik region, above the Arctic Circle. It sits roughly 75 km from Harstad and 45 km from Narvik, and handled around 760,000 passengers in 2018, most of it domestic.
Norwegian Air Shuttle, Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and Widerøe all run daily scheduled services, mainly linking Evenes to Oslo and other Norwegian cities, with Widerøe also covering shorter regional hops.
Most travel through EVE is domestic within Norway, feeding the Oslo network, with limited direct international service. For fares and schedules on specific routes, check Traveloka's dedicated flight pages, which cover route pricing in more depth than this overview.
The airport has a single terminal with five gates and a 2,812-metre runway, able to handle the aircraft flying Norway's long domestic routes.
The Flybussen airport coach runs separate routes to Harstad (about 45-55 minutes) and Narvik (about an hour), and is the most popular way to reach either town. Taxis and rental cars are also available at the terminal.
The terminal offers a café, shops, free Wi-Fi and car rental desks, in line with a small regional Norwegian airport. There are no lounges or duty-free shops.
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