FAQs
Stavanger (SVG) airport

The most direct option is the Flybussen express bus, with a journey time of 20–30 minutes to the bus terminal and Fiskepiren harbour in the city centre. You can also use public transport line 42 operated by Kolumbus, which makes several stops across the metropolitan area. Both services stop directly in front of the terminal.

The official taxi rank is located midway between the terminal building and the multi-storey car park, to the left as you exit the arrivals area. To see a fixed price in advance, you can use the "Fast Travel" self-service kiosks located in the same area.

Yes, the airport offers free Wi-Fi for 4 hours. To connect, select the "AIRPORT" network and follow the steps in your browser. Once the time expires, you can log in again to renew the connection.

No, Stavanger Airport currently does not offer a left-luggage service. You will need to keep your luggage with you at all times.

If you lose a personal item inside the terminal, the official way to report it is through the MissingX online system. You may also try to contact them by phone (+47 4170 7032) or email (hittegods.svg@wideroe.no), but using the online form is recommended as the first step.

Yes, the airport features the North Sea Lounge, located on Level 1 of the International Departures area (airside). Access is available to passengers with memberships such as DragonPass, certain premium credit cards, or by paying at the door.

Yes, the terminal is open 24 hours a day. For sleeping, travellers often recommend the long, padded seating on the second floor (above the check-in area). Keep in mind that there are no food or drink options overnight, the airport can be cold, and there is no luggage storage. For greater comfort, consider the Scandic hotel located next to the terminal.

Yes, all main parking areas (P1, P4, P7, P8, P10) are equipped with electric vehicle charging stations. Electricity is free of charge as long as your vehicle is correctly parked in a paid parking space.