HAU

- To city center
- Haugesund · ~0.2 km
- Time to city
- Airport taxi rank · 15–20 min
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One map, pinned from each airport’s published coordinates.
Overall is the published weighted sum. A highlighted score is ahead; a tie stays plain.
25% · Wayfinding, security wait, and layout.
20% · Seating, Wi-Fi, cleanliness, and quiet.
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HAU · A compact, lounge-free Haugalandet gateway on Karmøy with typically quick security and short walks, trading thin odd-hour F&B and taxi-first ground transport (Flybuss ended Oct 2024) for simple single-terminal ops under North Sea weather. Official 2025 traffic: 575,972 passengers.
SRP · A compact, lounge-free Sunnhordland field on Sørstokken for Stord — not Avinor — with paid Sesam-Sesam parking from 14 September 2026 (2 hours free), free EV charging, no named café on Servicetilbod, Saturday terminal closure, taxi (Entur stop exists but often shows no live buses) instead of a published flybuss, and DAT’s Oslo PSO as the scheduled lifeline on a ~1,460 m 14/32 asphalt strip.
15% · Food and retail quality and variety.
15% · Transit, taxi, and parking to the city.
15% · Delays, cancellations, and weather resilience.
10% · Worth-it density and access quality.
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Single runway and no overnight terminal — treat ‘small’ carefully
Compact terminal; weather and a single runway are the delay mode — pad OSL (and SVG/BGO) connections.
One passenger hall — domestic vs international after security
Single terminal; split domestic/international after security; meeting rooms are not a lounge.
Food Bar + Point — choice thins with the programme
Food Bar and Point airside; Duty Free on international; hours follow flights, not a 24/7 mall.
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Saturday closed — hours are daytime bands around the DAT banks
Tiny terminal; Saturday closure plus short-runway weather are the planning constraints — pad OSL connections.
One compact passenger building on Sørstokken — opened 1985
Single fixed-wing terminal; no named café on the official Servicetilbod list; walking distances are short.
No named café on Servicetilbod — eat in Leirvik or on the aircraft
Official service page lists no café or kiosk; treat F&B as unreliable and eat in town or onboard.