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Bodø Airport

Bodø, Norway
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Arctic gateway serving Norway's northern Nordland coast.

Opened
1952
Location
Bodø, Norway
Bodø Airport (IATA: BOO, ICAO: ENBO) is a civil-military airport located in Bodø, the administrative center of Nordland county in northern Norway. Situated just above the Arctic Circle, it serves as a key regional hub connecting northern Norway to Oslo and other domestic destinations. The airport handles both civilian passenger traffic and Norwegian military aviation, as it is also home to a Royal Norwegian Air Force base. It is one of the busiest airports in northern Norway by passenger volume. A major redevelopment project is underway to relocate and modernize the civilian airport, linked to broader urban development plans for the city of Bodø, which is bidding to transform the old airport site into a new city district.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal handling both domestic and a limited number of international flights.
Getting to & from
The airport is located approximately 1–2 kilometers from Bodø city center, accessible by local bus services and taxis.
Airlines here
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) and Widerøe are the primary carriers operating scheduled services from Bodø, with Norwegian Air Shuttle also serving the airport.
Notable facts
  • ›Bodø Airport is one of the few civil-military airports in Norway, co-located with a Royal Norwegian Air Force base.
  • ›The airport lies just north of the Arctic Circle, making it a key gateway to Arctic Norway.
  • ›A long-term redevelopment plan aims to relocate the airport runway to free up land for a new urban district in Bodø.
  • ›Bodø is a major hub for Widerøe's regional Dash 8 operations serving smaller communities in Nordland.
  • ›Bodø was designated a European Capital of Culture for 2024, increasing its international profile.
Official website Wikipedia
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Route map (14 destinations)

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Routes

BOO → OSLDY · 73H
BOO → TOSSK · 736 73W
BOO → TRDSK · 736
BOO → OSLSK · 738 73G 736 73H 73W
BOO → BNNWF · DH1
BOO → MQNWF · DH1 DH2
BOO → SVJWF · DH1
BOO → TOSWF · DH4
BOO → LKNWF · DH1 DH2
BOO → NVKWF · DH1 DH2
BOO → TRDWF · DH3
BOO → BGOWF · DH4
BOO → MJFWF · DH1
BOO → SSJWF · DH1 DH2
BOO → ANXWF · DH1 DH3
BOO → EVEWF · DH3 DH1
BOO → RETWF · DH1
BOO → SKNWF · DH1 DH2
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City & Place Guide

Gateway to the Arctic with midnight sun and dramatic nature.

Bodø is a vibrant city on Norway's northwest coast, sitting just above the Arctic Circle in Nordland county. It serves as a hub for exploring the Lofoten Islands, Saltfjellet-Svartisen National Park, and some of the world's strongest tidal currents. Despite being largely rebuilt after World War II, the city has developed a lively arts and café culture.

Outdoor adventure defines Bodø's appeal. Visitors come for the midnight sun in summer, the northern lights in winter, and year-round hiking, cycling, and sea kayaking. The city is also a birdwatcher's paradise, particularly around the Værøy and Røst islands. In 2024, Bodø was named a European Capital of Culture, sparking significant investment in arts and infrastructure.

  • •Saltstraumen Maelstrom — world's strongest tidal current, spectacular at peak flow.
  • •Norwegian Aviation Museum — impressive collection tracing Norway's aviation history.
  • •Keiservarden Hill — easy hike rewarding hikers with panoramic Arctic views.
  • •Bodø Cathedral — striking modern church rebuilt after wartime bombing.
  • •Nordland Museum — regional history and Sami cultural exhibits.
  • •Rønvikfjellet — popular local mountain for hiking and midnight sun viewing.

Getting around: Bodø's compact city center is walkable and very bike-friendly, with rental bikes widely available. Local buses cover the city and surrounding areas efficiently, and taxis are easy to find near the city center and airport. There is no local tram or metro, but regional express buses connect nearby towns. Ferries and coastal routes depart regularly for the Lofoten Islands and neighboring communities.

Best time: Visit June through August for the midnight sun, long days, and the best conditions for outdoor activities and ferry excursions.

Local food: Try fresh Arctic cod and king crab, local reindeer dishes, and the iconic Norwegian fish soup at harbor-side restaurants and the Glasshuset food hall.

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Bodø Airport
Encyclopaedia

Bodø Airport is a civil airport in the town of Bodø in Bodø Municipality in Nordland county, Norway. Located just south of the city centre, on the westernmost tip of the Bodø peninsula, it shares facilities with the military air force base Bodø Main Air Station. The airport has a single concrete, 2,794 by 45 metres runway which runs in a roughly east–west direction. In addition to jet operations to major domestic destinations, the airport serves as a hub for regional airline flights to Helgeland, Lofoten and Vesterålen.

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