Oslo Airport, Gardermoen, is the main international airport serving the Norwegian capital and the busiest airport in Norway. Located in Ullensaker municipality, approximately 47 kilometers north of Oslo, the airport opened in 1998 as a replacement for the former Oslo Airport at Fornebu. OSL handles over 28 million passengers per year from a single large terminal building. A significant expansion completed in 2017 added a new pier and nearly doubled the terminal's capacity, with the extension designed to meet strict environmental standards using sustainably sourced timber and low-energy heating and cooling systems. The expansion won recognition for its architectural quality and environmental performance. The airport serves as a hub for SAS Scandinavian Airlines and Norwegian Air Shuttle, and offers extensive domestic service across Norway along with European and select intercontinental routes. The Flytoget airport express train connects Gardermoen to Oslo Central Station in 19 minutes, and Vy regional trains also serve the airport station. The airport operates two parallel runways. Oslo Gardermoen is notable for its architectural design, which incorporates natural materials and Nordic design principles throughout the terminal. The airport serves as a gateway for travelers to Norway's fjords, northern regions, the Arctic, and the Northern Lights, and is also a key hub for the country's extensive domestic air network connecting remote communities.

Aviation Terms

机场灯光系统 (AGL: Airfield Lighting) 机场类别 (Airport Category) 机场标高 (ELEV: Airport Elevation) 机场消防站 (ARFF: Airport Fire Station) 机场贵宾室 (Airport Lounge) 机场基准点 (ARP: Airport Reference Point) 停机坪 (Apron) 自动护照查验 (APC: Automated Passport Control)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get from Oslo Airport to Oslo city center?

The Flytoget Airport Express Train runs every 10 minutes from OSL to Oslo Central Station in 19 minutes, costing NOK 220. The NSB/Vy regional trains are cheaper at NOK 117 and take about 23 minutes. Flybussen airport coaches serve various Oslo districts for NOK 199. The airport is located at Gardermoen, 47 km north of Oslo.

How many terminals does Oslo Airport have?

Oslo Gardermoen has one terminal building that was significantly expanded in 2017 with a new pier featuring a Nordic wood-and-glass design. The terminal has a domestic departure area (West pier) and an international/non-Schengen area (North pier, opened 2017). The expansion added 300,000 square meters of space.

What is architecturally notable about Oslo Airport?

The 2017 terminal expansion at OSL was designed with sustainability as a core principle and is one of the most energy-efficient airport buildings in the world. The new North pier features extensive use of Norwegian timber, a green roof, and a geothermal heating system. It was the first airport terminal to receive BREEAM Excellent environmental certification.

Is there free Wi-Fi at Oslo Airport?

Yes, OSL provides free unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the terminal. The network does not require registration and offers high-speed connections suitable for streaming and video calls. The airport also has numerous charging stations with both European and USB outlets.

Which airlines operate from Oslo Airport?

SAS Scandinavian Airlines uses OSL as one of its three main hubs, operating primarily from the domestic and Schengen areas. Norwegian Air Shuttle is based at Gardermoen and offers extensive European and long-haul routes. Wideroe, the regional carrier, connects Oslo to smaller Norwegian cities. SAS is a member of the Star Alliance.