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Gateway to the fjords and Romsdal region of Norway.
Opened
1968
Location
Molde, Norway
Molde Airport, Årø (IATA: MOL, ICAO: ENML) is a regional airport serving Molde and the surrounding Møre og Romsdal county in western Norway. Situated on the Årø peninsula along the Romsdalsfjord, the airport offers passengers scenic views of the famous 222 mountain peaks visible from Molde on clear days.
The airport is operated by Avinor, the Norwegian state-owned company responsible for managing most civil airports in Norway. It primarily handles domestic traffic, with Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and Widerøe providing scheduled services connecting Molde to Oslo and other Norwegian destinations.
Despite its regional status, Molde Airport plays an important role in connecting the municipality to the rest of Norway, particularly given the area's challenging fjord terrain that makes road travel time-consuming.
Terminals
The airport has a single terminal building handling both departures and arrivals for its regional passenger operations.
Getting to & from
Bus services connect the airport to Molde city centre, and taxi services are also available at the terminal.
Airlines here
Widerøe and SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) are the primary carriers operating scheduled services from Molde Airport.
Notable facts
- ›The airport is located on the Årø peninsula, giving it its secondary name.
- ›Operated by Avinor, the Norwegian state airport operator.
- ›Molde is known as the 'City of Roses' and hosts the annual Molde International Jazz Festival.
- ›The runway length limits operations primarily to smaller regional aircraft.
- ›The airport serves as an important transport link given the fjord-heavy geography of the region.
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