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    Göteborg Landvetter Airport

    Sweden's second largest airport, serving as a key international and domestic gateway for western Sweden.

    IATA Code:GOT
    Göteborg Landvetter Airport logo
    US Airport Illustration
    Watch Tower

    Overview of the Airport

    Göteborg Landvetter Airport (GOT) is located about 20 km east of central Gothenburg. It is the primary international airport for western Sweden and a major hub for both leisure and business travel.

    57.6689, 12.2778

    5.3M
    Passenger Traffic
    60K
    Cargo Throughput

    Growth Trend

    Passenger traffic increased by 3% year-over-year, driven by strong international demand.[1][2][5]

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    Employment

    3,500

    Employees include airline staff, ground handlers, security, retail, and airport operations personnel.

    Airport Asset

    Global Ranking

    Second busiest airport in Sweden by passenger volume, after Stockholm Arlanda.[3]
    42.1K
    Aircraft Movements

    Market Share of Major Airlines

    Capacity Expansion

    Ongoing terminal upgrades and apron expansions will increase passenger and cargo handling capacity.

    Capacity Expansion

    Technological Advancements

    Deployment of automated check-in, biometric border control, and digital wayfinding enhances efficiency and passenger flow.

    Technological Advancements

    Sustainability Initiatives

    Implementation of electric ground vehicles and increased use of sustainable aviation fuels support Sweden’s climate goals.

    Sustainability Initiatives

    Recommendations

    Policy Alignment

    Coordinate with Swedish authorities to secure funding for green infrastructure and digitalization initiatives.

    Infrastructure Investment

    Prioritize terminal modernization and airfield upgrades to accommodate future growth and operational resilience.

    Sustainability Focus

    Accelerate adoption of renewable energy and waste reduction programs to meet national and EU environmental targets.