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Bergen Airport, Flesland (BGO) opened in 1955 and is Norway's second-busiest airport, serving the Western Norway region. Located about 19 km southwest of Bergen city center, it is a hub for Widerøe and Norwegian and features a dedicated heliport for offshore oil rig traffic. The airport is the main gateway to the Norwegian fjords and is connected to the city by the Bybanen light rail.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors know that the Bybanen light rail is often faster than the airport bus during rush hour, and buying a ticket in the Skyss app before boarding saves you a surcharge.
🚖 Getting There
The Bybanen light rail is the cheapest and most frequent option, running every 5-10 minutes and taking about 45 minutes to the city center. The Flybussen airport bus stops at major hotels and takes 30-40 minutes, while taxis are faster but more expensive. Buy tickets in the Skyss app or at machines before boarding to avoid surcharges.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I get from Bergen Airport to the city center?
A: The Bybanen light rail line 1 takes about 45 minutes to Byparken in the city center. The Flybussen airport bus takes 30-40 minutes, and taxis take 20-30 minutes depending on traffic.
Q: Which airlines operate at Bergen Airport?
A: Major airlines include Norwegian Air Shuttle, Widerøe, SAS, and KLM, with flights to domestic and European destinations. The airport also handles offshore helicopter traffic.
Q: Is there a train station at the airport?
A: No, there is no traditional train station, but the Bybanen light rail stops at the airport and connects to Bergen's city center and beyond.
Q: What facilities are available at Bergen Airport?
A: The airport has shops, restaurants, duty-free, car rental, and a heliport terminal. Free Wi-Fi is available, and there are lounges for eligible passengers.
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