
Bodø Airport is a little over a kilometre from the town centre. You can walk it in about 15 minutes or take a short bus or taxi ride.
Local city bus lines stop just outside the main entrance of Bodø Airport and reach Bodø station in around five minutes.
Widerøe has a base at Bodø and runs many regional flights across northern Norway from there.
Yes. Bodø has frequent flights to Oslo, making it easy to connect onward to other destinations.
Yes. Bodø Airport shares its site with a military air station, while civil passengers use the separate passenger terminal.
Yes. Regional flights from Bodø serve Lofoten, and ferries to the islands leave from Bodø harbour a short distance from the airport.
The Norwegian Aviation Museum stands next to Bodø Airport. Further out, the Saltstraumen tidal current is a popular trip from town.
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Bodø Airport (Bodø lufthavn) serves the town of Bodø in Nordland county, just north of the Arctic Circle. It uses the IATA code BOO and the ICAO code ENBO, and it is run by the state airport operator Avinor. For many travellers it is the doorway to the north Norwegian coast and the islands beyond.
Few airports sit this close to a town centre. The terminal is on the Bodø peninsula, a little over a kilometre from the centre. That is near enough to walk in around 15 minutes if you are travelling light.
Passengers use a single terminal with gates for both jets and smaller regional aircraft. The site is shared with a military air station. You may see air force activity from the terminal, though civil passengers use their own separate facilities.
Bodø is a base for Widerøe, which uses it as a transfer point for regional flights across Nordland, including short hops to Lofoten and other coastal communities. There are frequent flights to Oslo and connections to other Norwegian cities such as Trondheim and Tromsø. Some international and holiday routes run seasonally, so check the current schedule for your dates.
Bodø is a good base for the Saltstraumen tidal current south-east of town, one of the natural sights of the region. The harbour also has ferries and coastal ships heading along the coast and out to the Lofoten islands. Aviation fans can visit the Norwegian Aviation Museum, which stands next to the airport.
Weather in northern Norway can change fast, especially in winter, so leave some slack in tight connections. If you are transferring to a small regional flight, keep an eye on baggage limits, which can be stricter on smaller aircraft.
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