Oslo Airport

Oslo Airport - Gateway to Scandinavia

Oslo Airport is the main airport in Norway, and a hub for 5 million Norwegians. OSL is Scandinavia’s 2nd busiest airport and the fastest growing major airport in Scandinavia. A total of 21.1 million passengers travelled through Oslo Airport in 2011. OSL has capacity for more airlines and direct routes. The two parallel runways have a capacity of more than 60 movements per hour. Currently peak is 65 movements per hour. The terminal is being expanded and will in 2017 have a capacity for 28 million passengers; it can be extended to 36 million passengers per year.

Oslo Airport is located 47 km north of Oslo, and connects to the region through a network of trains, coaches and roads. Oslo Central Station is only 19 minutes away with the Airport Express Train.

Oslo Airport is located in the heart of Scandinavia, with all of its world famous tourist attractions within easy reach. Oslo, the capital of Norway

Number of Terminals:

1

Urban population:

876,000

Total Catchment Population:

2.5 million

Number of Runways:

2

Length of main runway (m):

3,600 m / 2,950 m

Operational Opening Hours:

24 hours a day

Ownership:

Avinor

Number of Direct Destinations:

129

List of Top 5 airlines:

SAS, Norwegian, Lufthansa, Thomas Cook, KLM

Passenger Numbers (mppa):

21.1 million (2011)

Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):

98,473 tonnes (2011)

Number of Serving Airlines:

30 (scheduled)

Aircraft Parking Stands:

52 (34 with air-bridges)