Number of passengers at airports in Norway 2012-2021
The number of passengers recorded at Norwegian airports decreased from roughly 51 million in 2019 to only 22.4 million in 2021. Handling almost half of all air traffic in Norway, Oslo Airport is by far the largest airport in the country. Bergen, Trondheim, and Stavanger also play an important role concerning international air transportation.
Airports operated by state-owned Avinor
The airports included in the statistic belong to Avinor, a government-owned company that operates not only airports, but also air navigation services in the civilian and military area. According to the most recent figures, Avinor generated an operating income of 3.7 billion Norwegian kroner from airport operations and 1.5 billion Norwegian kroner from navigation services.
International and domestic flight passengers
More than half of the passengers arriving at or departing from Norwegian airports in 2021 were domestic travelers. International passengers on scheduled flights accounted for only 17 percent that year. A survey conducted in May 2018 found that most of the international tourist bookings and arrivals came from the United States and Germany.
Airports operated by state-owned Avinor
The airports included in the statistic belong to Avinor, a government-owned company that operates not only airports, but also air navigation services in the civilian and military area. According to the most recent figures, Avinor generated an operating income of 3.7 billion Norwegian kroner from airport operations and 1.5 billion Norwegian kroner from navigation services.
International and domestic flight passengers
More than half of the passengers arriving at or departing from Norwegian airports in 2021 were domestic travelers. International passengers on scheduled flights accounted for only 17 percent that year. A survey conducted in May 2018 found that most of the international tourist bookings and arrivals came from the United States and Germany.
