Norway's third-busiest airport and a key regional hub for southwestern Norway, serving both fixed-wing and helicopter traffic for the offshore oil industry.
Stavanger Airport, Sola is located 11 km southwest of Stavanger city center in the municipality of Sola, Rogaland county. It serves as the main international gateway for the Stavanger region and is a vital hub for Norway's offshore energy sector.
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Passenger traffic has remained stable in recent years, with the airport handling approximately 3.5 million passengers annually.
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Workers across airlines, ground services, airport operations, security, concessions, and offshore support services.
The airport operates two runways and modern terminal facilities, with ongoing upgrades to handle increasing regional and international demand.
Stavanger Airport has implemented advanced baggage handling systems and digital check-in solutions to enhance operational efficiency and passenger experience.
The airport is investing in energy-efficient infrastructure and exploring the use of sustainable aviation fuels to reduce its environmental footprint.
Collaborate with national authorities and industry partners to secure funding for infrastructure modernization and regional connectivity.
Prioritize runway maintenance, terminal expansion, and technology upgrades to support growing passenger and cargo volumes.
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and operational practices to meet Norway's ambitious climate targets.
