Bodø Airport guide

Bodø Airport lies about 1.5 km from the centre of Bodø, the largest city in Nordland county in northern Norway. The civilian airport is operated by Avinor and shares its single runway with Bodø Main Air Station, the largest air station of the Royal Norwegian Air Force. The first civilian domestic flights began on a new concrete runway in 1952.

The airport handled 2,006,386 passengers in 2025, up 7.6 percent on 2024. Runway 07/25 is 2,794 metres long. Widerøe has its main base and headquarters here and links Bodø with towns along the Norwegian coast. SAS and Norwegian fly to Oslo, with SAS also serving Tromsø and Trondheim, and seasonal services include Munich, Helsinki and charter flights to Gran Canaria.

The terminal was completed in 1990 and has eleven gates. A separate general aviation terminal handles private flights. The Norwegian Aviation Museum stands next to the airport. A replacement airport is planned about 1 km to the south, with a new city district to be built on the current site.