Gothenburg Landvetter airport (GOT)

Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport (GOT), opened on 1 October 1977, is Sweden’s second most important airport and a vital hub for the western region of the country. Its operations cover an extensive network of domestic destinations and international flights connecting major European capitals and tourist centres.

Official Website: swedavia.com

Telephone: +46 10 10 93 100

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Terminals

The airport features an integrated single-terminal concept, where arrival and departure flows, both domestic and international, are managed within a unified building. The terminal remains open 24 hours a day, allowing transit passengers to stay overnight.

Annual Traffic (2025): 5.4 million passengers.

Information Desks

You can find general information counters and tourist assistance in the check-in hall and on Level 3, next to the stairs. Staff are usually available between 5:00 am and 12:30 am.

 Location

The airport is situated in the locality of Landvetter, Härryda Municipality, 20 km (13 miles) east of Gothenburg.

Parking services at Gothenburg Landvetter airport (GOT)

The airport complex offers a wide range of parking options tailored to different needs and budgets, from short stays for picking up passengers to long-term options protected from the elements. It is recommended to book in advance via the official website to guarantee availability and access preferential rates.

Passenger Pick-up and Drop-off

For short stops of up to two hours, there are dedicated areas located directly in front of the terminal. These zones are designed exclusively for the immediate loading and unloading of passengers and luggage.

Parking Options

• Short Stay (P2): Open-air area located just a few steps from the terminal, ideal for those needing to park for a few hours to accompany or meet travellers.
• Covered Parking (P3 and P4): Multi-storey buildings located opposite the check-in hall. They offer maximum convenience with direct, sheltered access to the terminal, making them ideal for both business and leisure trips.
• Long Stay (P5, P6, P7 and P8): Areas located between 4 and 9 minutes’ walk from the terminal. These are the most economical options for trips lasting several days or weeks.

Electric Vehicles

The airport promotes sustainable mobility by providing numerous parking spaces equipped with charging stations for electric vehicles. These are located in the covered car parks P3 and P4, as well as in the long-stay areas P5 and P8.

Motorcycles

There are dedicated spaces for motorcycles located in designated areas near the terminal. These areas are clearly signposted to facilitate access for two-wheeled vehicle users.

To view the detailed map, check real-time availability and make payments, you can access the official parking portal.

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Landvetter Airport is designed to be accessible and functional for all travellers, offering adapted services for passengers with reduced mobility, families travelling with children and those travelling with pets. To ensure a smooth experience, it is recommended to arrange any required services in advance.

Special Assistance

If you require assistance due to a physical or sensory disability, or reduced mobility, you must request the service through your airline or travel agent at least 48 hours before your flight. Upon arrival at the airport, you can announce your presence at the call points located in the car parks, at the terminal entrance or at the check-in counters.

• The service includes assistance from your arrival point at the airport to your seat on the aircraft, passing through security and passport control.
• There are designated parking spaces for passengers with reduced mobility near the terminal in car parks P3 and P4.

Families and Children

The airport offers facilities designed for younger travellers to make waiting times more pleasant and comfortable:

• Pushchairs: If you have checked in your own pushchair, the airport provides “sulky”-type strollers that you can use free of charge after passing through security.
• Baby care rooms: Most airport toilets are equipped with baby changing facilities.
• Play areas: There are children’s play areas distributed throughout the boarding lounges so that children can be entertained before the flight.

Unaccompanied Minors

For children aged between 5 and 11 travelling alone, the escort service is mandatory (and optional for young people up to 17 years old). Airport staff will receive the child at the check-in counter, accompany them through security and passport control, and hand them directly to the cabin crew. At the destination airport, the child will only be released to the previously authorised person under supervision.

Travelling with Pets

If you plan to travel with a pet or an assistance dog, it is essential to inform your airline at the time of booking, as each airline has its own regulations and capacity limits. Assistance dogs are allowed access to the terminal and may accompany the passenger in the cabin under the conditions established by the airline.