Oslo airport (OSL)

Location details, contact information, airlines, departure and arrival flight status, transportation, facilities and services, parking, special passenger amenities, nearby hotels and answers to passengers' frequently asked questions.

 
 

 Passenger Guide

Oslo airport (OSL)
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Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL), opened on 8 October 1998, is Norway’s main air terminal and a key hub in Northern Europe. It serves as a base of operations for airlines such as Scandinavian Airlines, Norwegian Air Shuttle and Widerøe, operating domestic and European destinations as well as intercontinental routes to North America and the Middle East.

Official Website: avinor.no

Telephone: +47 67 03 00 00 / +47 64 81 00 00

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Terminals

The airport features a single, modern terminal building divided into several piers, organised according to the type of flight. The complex operates 24 hours a day and has clearly separated areas for departures and arrivals:

  • East Pier: Mainly dedicated to international flights within the Schengen Area.
  • West Pier: Used primarily for domestic operations.
  • North Pier: Opened as part of the 2017 expansion, serving both domestic and international flights.
  • Non-Schengen Pier: A specific area for flights to destinations outside the Schengen Area (such as the United States or the United Kingdom).

Annual Traffic (2024): 26.4 million passengers.

Information Points

You will find the main information desk in the arrivals hall (Level 1), near the baggage reclaim area and the access to the railway station, where assistance is provided in Norwegian and English regarding airport services and transport. In addition, digital self-service kiosks are located throughout the terminal.

 Location

The airport is located in Gardermoen, next to the municipalities of Nannestad and Ullensaker, 35 km (22 miles) north-east of Oslo.

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Parking services at Oslo airport (OSL)

The airport offers a spacious and modern parking infrastructure, with more than 20,000 spaces available. All areas operate 24 hours a day, are monitored by CCTV, security patrols, and are equipped with automatic payment systems and charging stations for electric vehicles.

Short-Stay Parking (Kiss & Fly)

In front of the departure and arrival terminals there are areas designed for quick passenger drop-off and pick-up. The Kiss & Fly area allows a free stay of up to 7 minutes; after this time, automatic per-minute charges apply.

Parking Areas

  • P10 and P11 (Premium): Covered parking buildings located just a few metres from the terminal (2–5 minutes on foot).
  • P0 (Short term): An open-air car park located around 50 metres from the main building, ideal for stays of a few hours.
  • P1 (Long term): An open-air area situated approximately 500 metres from the terminal (about 7–10 minutes’ walk).
  • P2, P3, P4, P5 and P6 (Economy): Remote long-stay areas. These are served by a free shuttle bus connecting the car parks with the terminal every 10–15 minutes throughout the day.

Electric Vehicles

The airport provides a large number of charging points for electric cars, located on level 3 of the P10 car park and level 1 of the P11 car park. Charging is managed via mobile apps or cards from local energy providers, and it is recommended to book in advance if a guaranteed charging space is required.

Vehicle Care (Car Care)

A professional cleaning and maintenance service is available on level U1 of the P10 car park. You can request anything from a basic exterior wash to a full interior cleaning while you travel.

Bookings and Tariffs: It is recommended to make an online reservation in advance to secure a space and access discounted rates. You can manage your booking on the official Avinor Parking website.

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Oslo Airport is designed to be an accessible and functional space, ensuring that all travellers, regardless of their physical abilities or age, can move through the terminal safely and comfortably.

Assistance for Reduced Mobility

To ensure appropriate assistance, it is essential to request the service through your airline or travel agency at least 48 hours before your flight departs. Upon arrival at the airport, you can go to the clearly signposted meeting points in the departures and arrivals halls, or use the assistance telephones located throughout the terminal.

The facilities are equipped with lifts, ramps and adapted toilets. In addition, all car parks provide reserved spaces for passengers with reduced mobility, located close to the main entrances.

Unaccompanied Minors

Airlines offer an escort service for children aged between 5 and 12 travelling alone, supervising them from check-in until the child is handed over to their legal guardian at the destination.

Travelling with Pets

If you are travelling with pets, they must remain in their carriers while inside the terminal. It is the passenger’s responsibility to check the entry regulations for Norway (or the destination country) and the specific requirements of the airline. The airport has designated areas outside the terminal where pets can relieve themselves before or after the flight.

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Latest updates: January 13, 2026