Norway's second-busiest airport and a key gateway to the fjords and maritime industry.
Bergen Airport, Flesland (BGO) is located at Flesland, 18 km southwest of Bergen city center. It serves as the main international and domestic hub for Western Norway, connecting the region to 48 international and 16 domestic destinations. The airport is operated by Avinor and is a critical link for both business and tourism, especially for offshore energy and fjord travel.
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Passenger traffic at Bergen Airport increased by 6% year-over-year, with August 2025 setting a new monthly record[1][3].
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Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, retail and hospitality workers, and airport operations personnel.
The new T3 terminal, opened in 2017, expanded total capacity to 10 million passengers annually[5].
Deployment of automated check-in, advanced baggage handling, and digital passenger flow management enhances efficiency.
Bergen Airport is implementing electric ground vehicles, energy-efficient buildings, and supports sustainable aviation fuel trials.
Collaborate with national authorities to secure funding for green infrastructure and maintain competitive international connectivity.
Focus on terminal modernization, runway upgrades, and expanded aircraft parking to meet rising demand and operational resilience.
Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and eco-friendly operations to achieve Norway’s aviation climate targets.
