--- iata: TRF name: 'Sandefjord Airport, Torp' city: Sandefjord country: Norway lastUpdated: '2026-09-03' officialWebsite: 'https://www.torp.no/en/' sources: - 'https://www.torp.no/en/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/about-torp-airport/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/about-torp-airport/passanger-stats/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/train/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/bus/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/taxi/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/minibus/' - 'https://www.vestfoldtaxi.no/faq/airport-taxi-til-og-fra-flyplassen' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/parking/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/security/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/wifi-and-water/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/food-and-drink/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/shopping/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/opening-hours/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/at-the-airport/service-center/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/prepare-your-trip/hand-luggage/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/prepare-your-trip/check-in/' - 'https://www.torp.no/en/to-and-from/car-rental/' - 'https://www.torpekspressen.no/' - 'https://www.torpekspressen.no/billetter-og-priser/' - 'https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandefjord_Airport,_Torp' - 'https://skyvector.com/airport/ENTO/Sandefjord-Torp-Airport' - 'https://ourairports.com/airports/ENTO/' quickFacts: - >- Sandefjord Airport, Torp (Sandefjord lufthavn, Torp), IATA **TRF** / ICAO **ENTO**, sits at **Torpveien 130, 3241 Sandefjord** — about **110 km** / roughly **1.5 hours** south of Oslo and a few kilometres northeast of Sandefjord town. Official English hub: torp.no. It is Norway’s largest privately owned commercial airport (not Avinor). Do not confuse it with Oslo Airport Gardermoen (**OSL**) or the closed Moss Rygge (**RYG**) field. - >- Operator: **Sandefjord Lufthavn AS** under licence from the Ministry of Transport. Ownership published on the airport about page / Wikipedia AIP lineage: **Vestfold and Telemark county municipality** and **Sandefjord municipality** (~**43.26%** each) plus **Vestfold Flyplassinvest AS** (~**13.48%**) — as labelled on torp.no’s about page. Official passenger spreadsheet (Google Sheet linked from torp.no passenger-development): **1,875,090** in **2024**; **1,802,558** in **2025**; **1,159,335** Jan–Aug **2026** (Sept–Dec 2026 still blank on that sheet). - >- One asphalt runway **18/36**. Wikipedia cites the Norwegian AIP figure **2,989 m / 9,806 ft**; SkyVector charts the strip as **2,809 × 45 m / 9,216 × 148 ft** — use AIP/airport ops data for planning, not the chart delta. Field elevation about **87 m / 285 ft** MSL. Single passenger terminal with domestic and international airside holds after security. - >- Ground transport is a real TRF advantage: **Vy** regional trains stop at **Torp Station** with an airport shuttle (**~4 minutes**, **NOK 55**) on most arrivals (~**1½ hours** to Oslo centre / onward toward Oslo Airport); **Torp-Ekspressen** coach to Oslo Bus Terminal (~**1 h 35 min**, timed to Ryanair/Wizz); local/regional buses via **vkt.no**; taxi rank at the main door; Vestfold Taxi sells fixed **Airport Taxi** rates (Oslo from **NOK 3,000** Mon–Fri daytime on their price table; evenings/weekends higher) and a separate fixed-price **minibus** (up to 16 seats) to Oslo — quote at booking, no NOK figure on torp.no’s minibus page. - >- Security uses classic cabin liquids: containers **≤100 ml** inside one clear resealable **≤1 L** bag (airport hand-luggage page). Empty reusable bottles may pass and be refilled at **four** free water stations. Walk-up **FAST TRACK** is sold at the landside Service Center (cash or Vipps) — not a lounge product. - >- No passenger lounge is listed on torp.no’s airport services pages (meeting rooms / Torp Booking only). Airside F&B: **Point** (two locations), **Ymse** (domestic), **Upper Crust** (international); landside **Pizzabakeren**; Duty Free on arrivals and departures. Free Wi‑Fi SSID **free-WIFI-Torp**. Terminal is **closed overnight** (indicative daily window **04:15–24:00**; opens ~**2 hours** before the first departure). bentoTips: - label: Timing title: Closed overnight — and Oslo is still ~90 minutes away detail: >- TRF is a compact single-terminal field, so walks are short — the schedule risk is Vestfold weather on a lone 18/36 runway plus Ryanair / Wizz / SAS / Norwegian / Widerøe / airBaltic banks that bunch. The building closes after the last arrival and does not allow overnight stays; indicative hours are 04:15–24:00 with doors opening about two hours before the first departure. Same-day connections via Oslo (train + shuttle, Torp-Ekspressen, or road) need a real buffer even when the landside hall looks empty. summary: >- Compact terminal; overnight closure and a single runway are the real schedule constraints — pad Oslo connections. category: timing - label: Terminal title: One hall — domestic vs international after security detail: >- Check-in and bag drop sit landside in the single terminal (airline desk opening windows on the check-in page are typically about 1.5–2 hours before departure and close about 1 hour before — follow your carrier’s board). After security, follow domestic vs international signage before you settle into Ymse, Upper Crust, or Point. Tagomats support online-checked bags for Ryanair, Norwegian, SAS, airBaltic, Wizz Air, Widerøe, and SunClass when that product is offered. Re-check screens; gate calls still move when weather slows the field. summary: >- Single terminal; split domestic/international after security; desk hours follow the flight programme. category: terminal - label: Food title: Point + Ymse + Upper Crust — choice thins with the programme detail: >- Official food directory: landside **Pizzabakeren** before security; airside **Ymse** in the domestic hold (food, coffee, bakery, books/magazines); **Upper Crust** baguettes in the international hold; **Point** at the main exit beside international arrivals and again in the international terminal (sandwiches, salads, wraps, bakery, coffee). Duty Free operates on both arrival and departure flows. Hours track flights — expect a thinner offer on sparse winter banks than on summer leisure peaks. summary: >- Pizzabakeren landside; Ymse / Upper Crust / Point airside; Duty Free on international flows — not a 24/7 mall. category: food - label: Status title: No lounge — train+shuttle or Torp-Ekspressen beat guessing detail: >- There is no Priority Pass / LoungeKey / walk-up passenger lounge on current torp.no pages — only Service Center storage, Fast Track tickets, and bookable meeting rooms. For Oslo, the documented defaults are Vy train + NOK 55 station shuttle (~1½ hours to the city) or Torp-Ekspressen coach (~1 h 35 min to Oslo Bus Terminal, aligned with Ryanair/Wizz banks; example adult Torp–Oslo return net fare 289 NOK on the coach price page). Taxi is at the main entrance; Vestfold Taxi publishes fixed Airport Taxi bands (Oslo from NOK 3,000 daytime) plus a bookable fixed-price minibus (up to 16) — confirm the minibus quote when booking. summary: >- Zero lounges; Vy+shuttle or Torp-Ekspressen are the published Oslo workhorses; Fast Track is a security add-on only. category: status lounges: [] waterOptions: - kind: free name: Free water stations (4) zone: airside summary: >- Airport Wi‑Fi & water page: four free water stations for travellers with a reusable empty bottle. Norwegian tap water is potable — the cheapest hydration plan at a lounge-free field. location: >- Four marked refill stations in the terminal (follow water / washroom signage landside and airside) terminal: Main terminal isBestValue: true isBestQuality: true - kind: purchase name: Point / Ymse / Upper Crust bottled drinks zone: airside price: Confirm at till (typical Norwegian kiosk soft-drink pricing) summary: >- Sealed bottles and other drinks at Point, Ymse, and Upper Crust after security. Buy here if you want a guaranteed aircraft bottle; otherwise clear security with an empty bottle and use the free stations. location: 'Point, Ymse (domestic), and Upper Crust (international) after security' terminal: Main terminal airportistScore: 7.2 slug: trf region: Europe --- > Markdown for [/airports/trf](/airports/trf). Append `.md` to any page URL (or send `Accept: text/markdown`) for an agent-readable copy. - [HTML page](/airports/trf) - [Lounge directory](/airports/trf/lounges.md) - [Sitemap](/sitemap.md) # Sandefjord Airport, Torp (TRF) Sandefjord, Norway · Europe Norway’s largest privately owned commercial airport: a compact single-terminal Vestfold gateway that doubles as Oslo’s low-cost alternate, with strong Vy rail + Torp-Ekspressen links, free Wi-Fi/water and Fast Track for sale, but no passenger lounge and overnight terminal closure. ## Airportist Score **7.2 / 10** - Comfort: 6.8 - Navigation: 8.8 - Food: 6.4 - Transport: 8.2 - Disruption resilience: 6.2 ## At a glance - Passengers: ≈1.80M in 2025 (2024 full year: 1.88M) - Terminals: 1 (single passenger terminal) - Typical security: 12 min - On-time: 79% - Disruption: normal ## Best for - Oslo-area travellers using Ryanair / Wizz / Widerøe instead of OSL - Vestfold trips with Vy train + NOK 55 station shuttle - Short single-terminal hops when the flight bank is open ## Watch out for - No passenger lounge — Priority Pass / LoungeKey will not help here - Terminal closes overnight — no airside camping after the last arrival - Single 18/36 runway and Vestfold weather can cascade delays - F&B (Point / Ymse / Upper Crust) thins on sparse winter banks ## More intel - [Lounge directory](/airports/trf/lounges.md) (free) - [Getting there](/airports/trf/getting-there.md) (free) - [Amenities](/airports/trf/amenities.md) - [Traveler tips](/airports/trf/tips.md) - [Water](/airports/trf/water.md) - [Full guide](/airports/trf/guide.md) - [Disruptions](/airports/trf/disruptions.md) - [Reviews](/airports/trf/reviews.md)