--- iata: BOO name: Bodø Airport city: Bodø country: Norway lastUpdated: '2026-09-03' officialWebsite: 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/' sources: - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/shopping-and-food/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/info/public-transportation/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/info/Taxi/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/parking/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/flyplass/bodo/info/parkering/p-omrader/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/flyplass/bodo/info/parkering/drop-in-parkering/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/info/Car-rental/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/info/bank-and-currency/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/flyplass/bodo/info/moterom/' - >- https://www.avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/about-bodo-airport/contact-information/ - 'https://om.avinor.no/en/innovation/new-airport-bodo/' - 'https://om.avinor.no/globalassets/passengers-2025.xlsx' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/practical-info/wifi/' - 'https://www.avinor.no/en/practical-info/security-check/' - 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bod%C3%B8_Airport' - 'https://skyvector.com/airport/ENBO/Bodo-Airport' quickFacts: - >- Bodø Airport (Bodø lufthavn), IATA **BOO** / ICAO **ENBO**, is Avinor’s Nordland hub on the Bodø peninsula tip — visiting address **Olav V gate 56–60, 8004 Bodø**; postal **Bodø Airport, 8041 Bodø**. Official English hub: avinor.no/en/airport/bodo/. Do not confuse it with Brønnøysund (**BNN**), Mo i Rana (**MQN**), or Tromsø (**TOS**). - >- Operator: **Avinor**. Official passengers-2025.xlsx (scheduled + non-scheduled incl. transfer/transit): **2,006,386** passengers in **2025** (+**7.5%** vs **1,865,111** in **2024**). Terminal passengers (incl. offshore column, excl. that transit roll-up): **1,956,956**. Single passenger terminal; Widerøe’s main base for Helgeland / Lofoten / Vesterålen feeders. - >- One hard runway **07/25**, **2,794 × 45 m / 9,167 × 148 ft**; field elevation about **13 m / 43 ft** MSL (SkyVector / Wikipedia AIP-derived). Shares the airfield with **Bodø Main Air Station** (Royal Norwegian Air Force) but is a full public commercial gateway — not a closed military field. Arctic coastal weather on a single runway is the usual delay mode. - >- Exceptionally close to town: Avinor publishes a **~1 km / 10–15 minute walk** into the centre via Hernesveien, city buses **1** and **4** at the curb (~5 minutes), taxi ~5 minutes, and Bodø railway station ~5 minutes by road. Express-boat and Moskenes/Værøy/Røst ferry quays are also ~5 minutes by road. - >- Security follows classic Avinor cabin liquids: containers **≤100 ml** inside one clear resealable **≤1 L** bag. Free Wi‑Fi SSID **AIRPORT** (~**4 hours** after captive-portal accept). No passenger lounge is listed on Avinor’s Bodø shopping or services pages — SSP’s landside meeting room (25–30 people; moterom.bodo@ssp.no) is conference hire only. - >- Airside / airport F&B and retail on the official shopping directory: **Herfra**, **Hunter Bar**, **Narvesen** (landside and after security), and **Tax Free / Travel Value**. Avinor’s airline strip currently lists **SAS**, **Widerøe**, and **Norwegian**. A new replacement airport ~1 km south is under construction (works from **May 2024**; planned opening **2029/2030**). bentoTips: - label: Timing title: City-side hub — Arctic weather still owns the timetable detail: >- BOO’s walking times are short and the city is unusually close, so the schedule risk is not “finding the gate” — it is Bodø peninsula weather and military/civil traffic on a lone 07/25 runway, plus Widerøe feeder banks that bunch. Pad same-day OSL/BGO/TRD connections even when the landside hall looks quiet. The main entrance opens 1–2 hours before the first departure and closes about an hour after the last arrival; overnight stays inside the terminal are not allowed (Avinor contact page). summary: >- Compact city-side terminal; Arctic weather and a single runway are the delay mode — pad onward connections. category: timing - label: Terminal title: One passenger building — domestic vs international after security detail: >- Check-in and bag drop sit landside in the single terminal. After security, follow domestic vs international signage before you settle into Herfra or Hunter Bar. Nordea ATMs: first floor left of the kiosk; immediately after security; and by Brygghuset in the departures hall (GBP listed as “GPR” on Avinor’s bank page, plus EUR/USD/TRY/SEK/PLN/THB). The new SSP meeting room is landside before security (25–30 seats with catering) — useful for work, not a flyer lounge. Re-check screens; gate and bus-gate calls still move when weather slows the field. summary: >- Single terminal; split domestic/international after security; meeting room is landside conference hire, not a lounge. category: terminal - label: Food title: Herfra + Hunter Bar + Narvesen — still programme hours detail: >- Official Avinor shopping directory: **Herfra** (Northern Norway plates; published coffee+croissant NOK 65 and fish & chips NOK 269 promos), **Hunter Bar** (local food, snacks, barista coffee; coffee+cinnamon bun NOK 79 promo), **Narvesen** landside and after security (baguettes, coffee, Picadeli, pizza, travel goods), and **Tax Free / Travel Value** after security with Click & Collect. Hours follow the flight programme — expect a thinner offer on sparse winter banks than on summer leisure peaks. Bodø harbour food still wins if your timetable allows. summary: >- Herfra, Hunter Bar, Narvesen, and Tax Free; hours follow flights, not a 24/7 mall. category: food - label: Status title: 'No lounge — walk, bus 1/4, or taxi; new airport is still future' detail: >- There is no Priority Pass / LoungeKey / walk-up passenger lounge on current Avinor Bodø shopping or services pages — only the SSP landside meeting room. For town, walk ~10–15 minutes via Hernesveien, take city bus **1** or **4** (every ~10 minutes peak / ~15 minutes off-peak on weekdays; thinner weekends), or use the taxi rank (~5 minutes). Avinor’s new-airport project (construction from May 2024; planned 2029/2030, ~1 km south) does not change today’s terminal operations — treat it as future context, not a current terminal move. summary: >- Zero lounges; walk / bus 1–4 / taxi are the defaults; replacement airport is planned 2029/2030. category: status lounges: [] waterOptions: - kind: free name: Empty-bottle refill after security zone: airside summary: >- Avinor security rules allow empty bottles through screening; refill with potable Norwegian tap water from airside washroom taps once past security. Cheapest hydration plan at a lounge-free airport. No separate branded drinking-fountain product was verified on Bodø shopping pages for this guide. location: >- Airside washrooms after security in the domestic and international departure holds terminal: Main terminal isBestValue: true isBestQuality: true - kind: purchase name: Narvesen / Herfra / Hunter Bar bottled drinks zone: airside price: Confirm at till (typical Norwegian kiosk soft-drink pricing) summary: >- Sealed bottles and other drinks at Narvesen, Herfra, and Hunter Bar. Buy here if you want a guaranteed aircraft bottle; otherwise bring an empty bottle and use washroom taps airside. location: Narvesen landside and after security; Herfra and Hunter Bar after security terminal: Main terminal airportistScore: 7.3 slug: boo region: Europe --- > Markdown for [/airports/boo](/airports/boo). Append `.md` to any page URL (or send `Accept: text/markdown`) for an agent-readable copy. - [HTML page](/airports/boo) - [Lounge directory](/airports/boo/lounges.md) - [Sitemap](/sitemap.md) # Bodø Airport (BOO) Bodø, Norway · Europe A compact, lounge-free Avinor Nordland hub with a genuine walk-to-town option, typically quick security, and solid Herfra/Hunter Bar/Narvesen coverage — trading Arctic single-runway weather and zero lounge product for exceptional city proximity and simple one-terminal ops. ## Airportist Score **7.3 / 10** - Comfort: 6.8 - Navigation: 8.8 - Food: 6.5 - Transport: 8.6 - Disruption resilience: 6.0 ## At a glance - Passengers: 2,006,386 (2025) - Terminals: 1 (single passenger terminal) - Typical security: 10 min - On-time: 78% - Disruption: minor ## Best for - Nordland / Bodø city breaks and Lofoten ferry connections - Widerøe regional feeders plus SAS/Norwegian trunk hops - Travelers who want a short walk or 5-minute bus/taxi into town ## Watch out for - No passenger lounge — Priority Pass / LoungeKey will not help here - Arctic coastal weather and a single 07/25 runway can cascade delays - Airside Herfra / Hunter Bar / Narvesen follow the flight programme - Replacement airport (~1 km south) is under construction for 2029/2030 — today's terminal remains the operating one ## More intel - [Lounge directory](/airports/boo/lounges.md) (free) - [Getting there](/airports/boo/getting-there.md) (free) - [Amenities](/airports/boo/amenities.md) - [Traveler tips](/airports/boo/tips.md) - [Water](/airports/boo/water.md) - [Full guide](/airports/boo/guide.md) - [Disruptions](/airports/boo/disruptions.md) - [Reviews](/airports/boo/reviews.md)