Stavanger Airport

Facts

Stavanger Airport, Sola is Norway`s third largest airport and is locaded at the west coast of Norway.

Geography

• Less than 15 minutes from the city centre of Stavanger. Long established as one of the most important regional airports in Norway, Stavanger Airport’s primary role has always been to serve the local community’s transport needs, while also ensuring that the oil industry and tourists have easy airline access to the world.

Vital statistics

• Total passengers 2011: 4,131,974 (+12%)
• Domestic: 2,307,132
• International: 1,269,006
• Charter: 207,179
• Transfer: 117,694
• North Sea Oil Rigs: 218,556
• Transit: 12,626

Financials

All Norwegian airports operated by Avinor currently levy the same scale of charges on their airline partners; the Ministry of Transportation sets these charges annually.

Number of Terminals:

2 (passenger and helicopter)

Urban population:

Total Catchment Population:

350,000

Number of Runways:

2

Length of main runway (m):

2556

Operational Opening Hours:

24 hours

Ownership:

Avinor AS

Number of Direct Destinations:

40

List of Top 5 airlines:

SAS, Norwegian, Wideroe, KLM, Lufthansa

Passenger Numbers (mppa):

4.1 million

Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):

Number of Serving Airlines:

12

Aircraft Parking Stands:

21