
Tromsø Airport, Langnes, is about 5 km from central Tromsø. A taxi or car ride takes around ten minutes.
Yes. The airport express bus from Tromsø Airport takes about 15 minutes to the centre and stops at the bus station, the harbour and main hotels.
City bus lines 24, 26, 40 and 42 stop at Tromsø Airport, offering a local alternative to the airport express coach.
Yes. Avinor provides free Wi-Fi at Tromsø Airport for passengers waiting for their flights.
Airlines at Tromsø Airport include SAS, Norwegian and Widerøe on domestic routes, with international carriers such as easyJet and British Airways flying to European cities.
Yes. Tromsø Airport has a separate international area, and several airlines run routes to European cities, with extra seasonal flights in winter.
Tromsø Airport offers a tax refund service for eligible purchases, along with shops, cafés and currency exchange.
The aurora season around Tromsø runs from late autumn to early spring, when nights are long and dark. Tour operators in the city run trips away from the lights.
Tromsø Airport, Langnes (TOS) is the main airport for Tromsø, the regional centre of Northern Norway and a base for Arctic travel. It opened in 1964 and is run by Avinor, the state airport operator. Domestic flights connect it with Oslo and towns all over the north, while international routes bring in visitors chasing the northern lights and the midnight sun.
Tromsø Airport lies at Langnes on the western shore of Tromsøya, the island on which central Tromsø stands. The city centre is about 5 km away. By car or taxi, the trip takes around ten minutes.
The terminal complex has separate areas for domestic and international flights. Travellers will find cafés, shops, a tax refund service, currency exchange and free Wi-Fi. Car rental companies have desks in the arrivals area.
SAS and Norwegian link Tromsø with Oslo and other Norwegian cities. Widerøe keeps a base here and flies to regional airports around Northern Norway, including towns in Finnmark and the Lofoten area. International carriers, including easyJet and British Airways, add routes to European cities, and extra seasonal flights appear in winter.
The airport express bus, known locally as Flybussen, takes about 15 minutes to the city centre and stops at the bus station, the harbour and main hotels. City bus lines 24, 26, 40 and 42 also call at the airport. Taxis wait outside arrivals, and several rental companies operate on site.
From late autumn to early spring, the dark Arctic sky makes Tromsø a well-known place to watch the aurora. Summer brings the midnight sun. Popular sights include the Arctic Cathedral, the Fjellheisen cable car with views over the city, and fjord trips for whale watching in winter.
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