Trondheim airport (TRD)

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

Trondheim airport (TRD)
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Trondheim–Værnes Airport (TRD), opened on 21 October 1961, is one of Norway’s most strategically important airports. It serves as the main hub for the Trøndelag region and operates an extensive network of domestic flights, as well as key international routes to various destinations across Europe.

Official Website: avinor.no

Telephone: +47 67 03 25 00

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Terminals

The airport has two passenger terminals located next to each other, allowing easy pedestrian access between them. The facilities remain open 24 hours a day.

  • Terminal A: Dedicated exclusively to domestic (national) flights.
  • Terminal B: Dedicated to international flight operations.

Annual Passenger Traffic (2024): 4.1 million passengers.

Information Desks

The service centre is located in the arrivals hall. It provides assistance with flights, airport services and lost property. Opening hours usually cover most daily operations, with reduced availability at weekends.

 Location

The airport is situated in the locality of Værnes, within the municipality of Stjørdal, 19 km (12 miles) east of the city of Trondheim.

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What services does Trondheim airport (TRD) facilities include

Finance and Connectivity

The airport provides cash machines located throughout both the public areas and the boarding zones of both terminals. Free Wi-Fi is available for a period of 4 hours by selecting the “AIRPORT” network; once this time has elapsed, you may reconnect by logging in again. For those requiring workspaces, the airport has its own conference rooms, and the Radisson Blu hotel, directly connected to the terminals, offers extensive facilities for business meetings.

Food and Drink

A wide range of food and beverage options is available to suit all tastes. In the public area (before security screening), there are cafés and restaurants. Once in the boarding areas (after security), you will find a broader selection including bars, restaurants and cafés where you can relax before your flight.

Shopping and Duty Free

Duty Free shops are available for both departing passengers and those arriving on international flights (Terminal B). In addition, the airport features newsagents (Point) offering everyday essentials, books and snacks. You will also find specialised shops selling fashion, accessories and local Norwegian products in the departures area.

Baggage Services

  • Luggage Trolleys: Available free of charge at various points throughout the terminals and in the car park areas.
  • Lost Property: This service is managed by Widerøe Ground Handling. The office is located in the cargo terminal, approximately a 7-minute walk from the main terminal buildings, and operates Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Enquiries and claims must be submitted via the MissingX online form.

Other Services

The airport is equipped with children’s play areas in the boarding lounges, clearly signposted nursing rooms, and free drinking water fountains after security screening.

 

Parking services at Trondheim airport (TRD)

The airport features a spacious, modern and user-friendly parking system with approximately 3,800 spaces distributed across several areas. All parking zones operate a ticketless system with automatic number plate recognition, making entry and exit straightforward. The most recommended way to use the service is via the APCOA FLOW app or at flow.apcoa.no, where you can also book in advance to save both time and money.

Short-term Parking (P3 Short-term / Kiss & Fly)

Located in the covered car park building (P-Hus), it is ideal for dropping off or picking up passengers. It offers maximum convenience due to its proximity to the terminals (just a 1-minute walk) and its covered facilities. The first 7 minutes are free of charge.

Covered Long-term Parking (P3 Long-term)

This is the main option for travellers, with different levels within the same covered car park offering a balance between price, convenience and services. It is a 5-minute walk from the terminals. Electric vehicle charging stations are available on the first floor.

Budget Outdoor Parking (Lavpris Ute)

Designed for those looking for the lowest fares and who do not mind a slightly longer walk or leaving their car outdoors. This is an open-air area located approximately 8–10 minutes on foot from the terminals. It offers the lowest rates at the airport for multi-day stays.

Car Care Service (Værnes Bilpleie)

During your trip, you can leave your vehicle in the care of this professional service located at the airport.

  • Services: Manual interior and exterior car wash, polishing, full upholstery cleaning, paint sealing, tyre changes, “tyre hotel” (wheel storage), windscreen services and EU roadworthiness inspection.

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Trondheim Airport offers adapted infrastructure and specific services to ensure the comfort of all passengers, including people with reduced mobility, families and those travelling with pets.

Assistance for Passengers with Reduced Mobility

To ensure efficient assistance, it is essential to contact the airline or travel agency at least 48 hours before departure. The assistance service is free of charge and includes support from the point of arrival at the airport to the aircraft seat (and vice versa).

  • Meeting points: Clearly signposted call and assistance points are available in both the departures and arrivals areas.
  • Facilities: The terminal is equipped with ramps, lifts, adapted toilets and telephones positioned at an accessible height.
  • Parking: All airport car parks provide designated spaces for holders of disabled parking permits.

Travelling with Children

The airport offers services designed to make it easier for families to move through the facilities:

  • Courtesy pushchairs: Pushchairs are available free of charge after passing through security control. They can be collected from designated areas and returned near the boarding gate.
  • Unaccompanied minors: Airlines provide escort services for children aged between 5 and 12 travelling alone. This service must be arranged directly with the airline at the time of booking.

Travelling with Pets

If you are travelling with domestic animals, you must coordinate transport requirements, carriers and health documentation with your airline in advance. Service animals and guide dogs are permitted access to the terminal. During security screening, both the pet and its carrier will be physically inspected in accordance with Avinor protocols.

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Latest updates: January 17, 2026