There are two main options: the Airport Express (Flybussen), which is the most direct service to city centre hotels and the university; and the local Svipper buses (routes 24, 40 and 42), which are more affordable and depart from the stop behind the parking building. The journey takes between 10 and 15 minutes.
Yes, Uber operates in Tromsø. You can request a vehicle through the app, although availability may be more limited than that of regular taxis during peak hours. The pick-up area usually corresponds to the private transport zone outside the terminal.
Yes, the airport offers 4 hours of free Wi-Fi access. To connect, select the "AIRPORT" network and follow the on-screen instructions. If you need more time, you can reconnect once the initial period has expired.
You can purchase prepaid SIM cards at the Narvesen kiosks located in the public area of the terminal. These outlets offer various mobile data options suitable for tourists.
No, there are currently no luggage storage services available at the airport. Make sure to keep your belongings secure while inside the terminal.
For items lost within the terminal, you should check the records on the MissingX platform. If the loss occurred on board an aircraft or involves checked baggage, you must contact your airline directly.
Yes, there are ATMs located throughout the terminal where you can withdraw Norwegian kroner (NOK). Please note that Norway is largely cashless and almost all services accept card payments.
No, Tromsø Airport’s terminal closes overnight, approximately between 1:00 am and 4:00 am. Overnight stays inside the building are not permitted, so you will need to book nearby accommodation if you have an early flight.