List of Airports in Sweden

As of 2024, there are 64 airports throughout the country of Sweden according to IATA and ICAO. Through the table below, you can find name of each airport, its abbreviation, city location, and size. Airports in Sweden are listed in alphabetical order. Please note that some airports serve internationally, while the other only serve domestically.

Airports in Sweden

List of All Airports in Sweden

# Airport Abbreviation Location Size
1 Alvesta Airport XXA Alvesta Small
2 Angelholm Airport AGH Angelholm/Helsingborg Medium
3 Arlanda Airport ARN Stockholm Huge
4 Arvidsjaur Airport AJR Arvidsjaur Medium
5 Avesta Krylbo Airport XYP Avesta Krylbo Small
6 Axamo Airport JKG Jonkoping Medium
7 Bromma Airport BMA Stockholm Medium
8 Dala Airport BLE Borlange/Falun Small
9 Enkoping Airport XWQ Enkoping Small
10 Eskilstuna Airport EKT Eskilstuna Small
11 Flen Airport XYI Flen Small
12 Froesoe Airport OSD Ostersund Medium
13 Gallivare Airport GEV Gallivare Small
14 Gunnarn Airport SQO Storuman Small
15 Hagfors Airport HFS Hagfors Small
16 Halmstad Airport HAD Halmstad Small
17 Hassleholm Airport XWP Hassleholm Small
18 Hedemora Airport XXU Hedemora Small
19 Hemavan Airport HMV Hemavan Small
20 Herrljunga Airport XYC Herrljunga Small
21 Hovby Airport LDK Lidkoping Small
22 Hudiksvall Airport HUV Hudiksvall Small
23 Hultsfred Airport HLF Hultsfred Small
24 Idre Airport IDB Idre Small
25 Kallax Airport LLA Lulea Medium
26 Kallinge Airport RNB Ronneby Medium
27 Kalmar Airport KLR Kalmar Medium
28 Karlshamn Airport XYO Karlshamn Small
29 Karlskoga Airport KSK Karlskoga Small
30 Karlstad Airport KSD Karlstad Small
31 Katrineholm Airport XXK Katrineholm Small
32 Khanty-Mansiysk Airport HMA Khanty-Mansiysk Small
33 Kiruna Airport KRN Kiruna Medium
34 Kramfors Airport KRF Kramfors Small
35 Kristianstad Airport KID Kristianstad Small
36 Kungsangen Airport NRK Norrkoping Small
37 Landvetter Airport GOT Gothenburg Large
38 Linkoping Airport LPI Linkoping Small
39 Lycksele Airport LYC Lycksele Small
40 Mora Airport MXX Mora Small
41 Nykoping Airport XWZ Nykoping Small
42 Orebro-Bofors Airport ORB Orebro Small
43 Ornskoldsvik Airport OER Ornskoldsvik Medium
44 Oskarshamn Airport OSK Oskarshamn Small
45 Pajala Airport PJA Pajala Small
46 Saeve Airport GSE Gothenburg Medium
47 Sala Airport XYX Sala Small
48 Sandviken Airport GVX Gavle Small
49 Skavsta Airport NYO Stockholm Medium
50 Skelleftea Airport SFT Skelleftea Medium
51 Skovde Airport KVB Skovde Small
52 Soderhamn Airport SOO Soderhamn Small
53 Solvesborg Airport XYU Solvesborg Small
54 Sturup Airport MMX Malmo Medium
55 Sundsvall/Harnosand Airport SDL Sundsvall Medium
56 Sveg Airport EVG Sveg Small
57 Torsby Airport TYF Torsby Small
58 Trollhattan Airport THN Trollhattan Small
59 Umea Airport UME Umea Medium
60 Vasteras/Hasslo Airport VST Stockholm Medium
61 Vastervik Airport VVK Vastervik Small
62 Vaxjo Airport VXO Vaxjo Medium
63 Vilhelmina Airport VHM Vilhelmina Small
64 Visby Airport VBY Visby Small

Major Airports in Sweden

1. Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN)

Airport Code: ARN

Time Zone: Central European Time (CET, UTC +1) / Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC +2)

Address: 190 45 Stockholm, Sweden

Nearby Cities:

  • Stockholm – 23 miles
  • Uppsala – 40 miles
  • Västerås – 70 miles

Major Airlines Served:

  • SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle
  • Turkish Airlines
  • Finnair
  • Lufthansa

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approx. 25 million passengers annually (pre-pandemic data)

Airport Location and History

Stockholm Arlanda Airport is Sweden’s largest and busiest international airport, located about 23 miles north of Stockholm. Opened in 1962, it replaced Bromma Airport as the primary gateway to Stockholm and became the country’s main international hub. Arlanda serves as a key transit point between Europe and the rest of the world, facilitating significant traffic for both international and domestic flights. Over the years, the airport has expanded its infrastructure to meet the growing demand for air travel, with several terminals and modern facilities.

The airport’s strategic location close to Stockholm, Sweden’s capital, makes it an essential hub for both business and leisure travelers. Arlanda plays a pivotal role in Sweden’s air transportation network, connecting the country to major cities in Europe, Asia, North America, and the Middle East. In addition to passenger traffic, it also serves as a critical cargo hub for the Scandinavian region. With continuous upgrades, Stockholm Arlanda has positioned itself as one of the most modern airports in Europe.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Stockholm Arlanda Airport has four runways:

  • Runway 01L/19R: 2,500 meters (8,202 feet)
  • Runway 01R/19L: 3,300 meters (10,827 feet)
  • Runway 08/26: 2,500 meters (8,202 feet)
  • Runway 08R/26L: 3,000 meters (9,843 feet)

The airport is capable of handling wide-body aircraft, including the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747, and is fully equipped to support international long-haul flights. With four terminals (Terminals 2, 3, 4, and 5), Arlanda offers a wide range of services, including duty-free shops, lounges, restaurants, and baggage handling. It is a modern facility with excellent amenities for both business and leisure passengers. Ground transportation options are extensive, including trains, buses, and taxis that connect to Stockholm city center and other parts of Sweden.


2. Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT)

Airport Code: GOT

Time Zone: Central European Time (CET, UTC +1) / Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC +2)

Address: 423 37 Göteborg, Sweden

Nearby Cities:

  • Gothenburg – 12 miles
  • Borås – 28 miles
  • Alingsås – 30 miles

Major Airlines Served:

  • SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle
  • Wizz Air
  • Ryanair
  • Lufthansa

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 6 million passengers annually (pre-pandemic data)

Airport Location and History

Göteborg Landvetter Airport is Sweden’s second-largest airport, located about 12 miles from the city of Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city. Opened in 1977, Landvetter replaced the older Gothenburg City Airport as the main international gateway for the western part of Sweden. The airport serves as a key hub for both domestic flights and international routes, particularly to European destinations.

Landvetter has grown significantly in recent decades, with continuous improvements to both its passenger services and infrastructure. The airport is crucial for the region’s tourism and business industries, with many visitors flying in for trade fairs, conferences, and leisure activities. It offers excellent connectivity to European cities such as London, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt, along with seasonal services to holiday destinations. The airport also handles a significant amount of cargo, with its strategic location facilitating efficient transport connections to other parts of Europe.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Göteborg Landvetter Airport has one runway:

  • Runway 03/21: 2,500 meters (8,202 feet)

The airport is capable of handling a wide range of aircraft, including narrow-body and wide-body jets, with the capacity to accommodate aircraft such as the Boeing 767 and Airbus A330. The terminal offers various amenities, including shopping areas, restaurants, lounges, and currency exchange services. In terms of ground transportation, the airport is well-connected with frequent buses and taxis offering services to Gothenburg and other nearby cities.


3. Malmö Airport (MMX)

Airport Code: MMX

Time Zone: Central European Time (CET, UTC +1) / Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC +2)

Address: 230 32 Malmö, Sweden

Nearby Cities:

  • Malmö – 22 miles
  • Lund – 25 miles
  • Helsingborg – 40 miles

Major Airlines Served:

  • Ryanair
  • Wizz Air
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 2.5 million passengers annually (pre-pandemic data)

Airport Location and History

Malmö Airport, located 22 miles from the city of Malmö in the southern part of Sweden, is the third largest airport in the country. Originally opened in 1972 as a military base, the airport transitioned to civil use in 1998. Over the years, Malmö Airport has grown as a hub for low-cost carriers and serves as an important gateway for travelers between Sweden and other parts of Europe.

The airport is well-positioned for travelers in the southern regions of Sweden, offering easy access to the city of Malmö and nearby destinations in Denmark, including Copenhagen, which is located just across the Øresund Bridge. The airport’s strategic location makes it particularly popular for international travelers seeking convenient access to both Sweden and Denmark. It is known for its efficient services and proximity to the economic heart of Scandinavia.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Malmö Airport has one runway:

  • Runway 17/35: 2,400 meters (7,874 feet)

While Malmö Airport is capable of handling narrow-body aircraft, it does not accommodate wide-body jets such as the Airbus A380. The terminal offers basic amenities, including shopping, dining, and currency exchange services. Transportation options include bus services that connect the airport to Malmö, Lund, and Copenhagen, as well as car rental agencies for further regional exploration.


4. Stockholm Bromma Airport (BMA)

Airport Code: BMA

Time Zone: Central European Time (CET, UTC +1) / Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC +2)

Address: 167 36 Bromma, Sweden

Nearby Cities:

  • Stockholm – 4 miles
  • Solna – 3 miles
  • Sundbyberg – 3 miles

Major Airlines Served:

  • BRA (Braathens Regional Airlines)
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle
  • SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 2 million passengers annually (pre-pandemic data)

Airport Location and History

Stockholm Bromma Airport, located just 4 miles from central Stockholm, is one of the oldest airports in Sweden, having opened in 1936. It was the main airport for Stockholm until the opening of Arlanda Airport in the 1960s. Today, Bromma serves as a regional and domestic hub, offering flights to cities across Sweden and Scandinavia. Its proximity to Stockholm makes it particularly popular for short-haul flights and business travel.

Though smaller than Arlanda, Bromma remains an important asset for the city, providing a more convenient option for domestic flights. The airport’s history as Stockholm’s first international airport is reflected in its architecture, but it has modernized to meet the demands of current air traffic. While it does not serve many international destinations anymore, Bromma remains essential for regional connectivity.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Stockholm Bromma Airport has one runway:

  • Runway 12/30: 1,800 meters (5,906 feet)

Bromma is capable of handling smaller aircraft, such as the Bombardier Q400 and Embraer 190, but does not accommodate large wide-body aircraft. The terminal provides basic services, including check-in counters, shops, and a restaurant. Despite its limited size, Bromma is highly efficient for passengers traveling to domestic and regional destinations. Ground transportation includes buses, taxis, and direct connections to Stockholm’s city center.


5. Luleå Airport (LLA)

Airport Code: LLA

Time Zone: Central European Time (CET, UTC +1) / Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC +2)

Address: 972 98 Luleå, Sweden

Nearby Cities:

  • Luleå – 5 miles
  • Boden – 22 miles
  • Piteå – 38 miles

Major Airlines Served:

  • SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)
  • Norwegian Air Shuttle

Annual Passenger Traffic:

Approximately 1 million passengers annually (pre-pandemic data)

Airport Location and History

Luleå Airport is located in northern Sweden, serving the city of Luleå and the surrounding region. Opened in 1962, the airport has undergone several expansions over the years to accommodate increasing demand, especially as tourism to Sweden’s Arctic regions has grown. Luleå is known for its proximity to the northern lights and is a key entry point for visitors to Swedish Lapland, making Luleå Airport crucial for both tourism and business travel.

The airport serves as an important hub for flights to northern European destinations and acts as a regional gateway for northern Sweden. It is well-connected to Stockholm and other major Swedish cities, facilitating both leisure and business traffic.

Facilities and Infrastructure

Luleå Airport has one runway:

  • Runway 08/26: 2,500 meters (8,202 feet)

The airport is capable of handling both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft, including the Boeing 767. The terminal offers standard amenities, including shopping, dining, and passenger lounges. Luleå Airport also provides various ground transportation options, such as buses and taxis, connecting travelers to nearby cities and the broader Norrbotten region.