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Frequently asked questions: Bergen airport

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Quick answers about Bergen airport (BGO)

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Answers to the questions travelers ask most about Bergen airport (BGO). See also the airport guide for general information.

The most integrated option is the Bybanen (light rail), whose stop is located on the lower level of the terminal. Line 1 takes you to the city centre in around 45 minutes. For a more direct journey (around 20 minutes), the Flybussen (airport bus) stops directly outside the terminal at bays A3, A5 and A6. One adult holding a valid ticket may travel with up to four children under the age of 17 free of charge.
The official taxi rank is located just outside the terminal building. For greater convenience and price transparency, it is recommended to use the "Fast Travel" kiosks located at the domestic arrivals exit and at the taxi rank. There you can enter your destination and obtain a fixed price in advance before travelling.
Yes, the airport provides free Wi-Fi access for all passengers with a usage limit of 4 hours.
Yes, the airport has desks for several car hire companies. The offices are located to the right of the check-in counter area. To hire a car, you will need a valid driving licence (an International Driving Permit is recommended for non-EU licences), an identity document and a credit card in your name.
No, there are currently no left luggage or baggage storage services available for passengers at Bergen Airport.
If you lose a personal item inside the terminal, the main way to start the search is via the online form of the MissingX system, managed by Widerøe. You can also contact them by email at [email protected] or, during limited opening hours, visit the lost property office in the cargo building (100 metres south of the main terminal).
You will find cash machines in both the arrivals and departures areas operating with various currencies. There is no full-service bank branch, but the ATMs cover basic needs for withdrawing Norwegian kroner (NOK) and other currencies.
Yes, you may stay in the public area if you can present a valid flight ticket. However, please note that the airport closes overnight and security checkpoints and food outlets are not operational. It is advisable to bring warm clothing and a sleep mask, as the lights remain on. In the domestic area there are seats without armrests, and on the lower level there is an area with reclining chairs.

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