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Passengers travel more abroad
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Air transport, 2005

Variants of the statistics:

  • Annually (selected)

A passenger here is one person and one flight. The number of passengers will thus be higher than the number of journeys every time a journey involves more than one flight.

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Passengers travel more abroad

The number of passengers travelling at Norwegian airports with scheduled service increased by 5.2 per cent from 33.1 million in 2004 to 34.8 million in 2005. The growth was related to a large increase in the number of passengers who travels abroad.

The domestic traffic constitutes of 23 million of the total amount of passengers in 2005 and 22.4 million passengers in 2004, an increase of 2.5 per cent in this period. The international traffic amplified by 11 per cent, from 10.6 million passengers in 2004 to 11.8 million passengers in 2005.

The largest airport measured in domestic and international traffic was Oslo airport. Out of the 15.9 travellers at Oslo airport, 7.7 million passengers travelled on domestic flights.

18 of the Norwegian airports handled more than 100 000 passengers in 2005.

Air transport. Number of passengers and cargo by main airports1 with
scheduled service. 2005
Airport Passengers2 Freight and mail
received and sent
Total Scheduled traffic Charter traffic Total
Domestic and international traffic, total 34 803 987 32 647 942 2 156 045  126 834
Oslo Gardermoen 15 895 722 14 655 323 1 240 399 84 272
Sandefjord Torp 1 210 501 1 133 491 77 010  267
Kristiansand Kjevik  761 760  729 683 32 077 1 240
Stavanger Sola 2 785 031 2 588 162  196 869 5 879
Haugesund Karmoy  437 963  409 673 28 290  392
Bergen Flesland 3 863 198 3 624 278  238 920 7 259
Alesund Vigra  684 155  643 396 40 759 2 111
Molde Aro  357 062  346 309 10 753 1 299
Kristiansund Kvernberget  239 897  227 485 12 412  302
Trondheim Vaernes 2 935 799 2 817 454  118 345 5 532
Bodo 1 329 843 1 311 734 18 109 4 588
Harstad/Narvik Evenes  469 721  446 581 23 140 1 556
Bardufoss  155 038  153 027 2 011  231
Tromso Langnes 1 459 686 1 433 319 26 367 5 410
Alta  358 509  323 996 34 513  660
Hammerfest  135 789  135 789 0  467
Kirkenes  220 838  215 283 5 555  754
Floro  111 750  111 750 0  427
Others 1 391 725 1 341 209 50 516 4 187
         
Domestic traffic, total 22 989 577 22 849 063  140 514 62 392
Oslo Gardermoen 7 718 378 7 698 723 19 655 23 158
Sandefjord Torp  340 535  325 669 14 866  222
Kristiansand Kjevik  589 627  588 771  856 1 119
Stavanger Sola 1 863 384 1 854 473 8 911 4 447
Haugesund Karmoy  326 943  325 848 1 095  387
Bergen Flesland 2 881 854 2 869 115 12 739 6 126
Alesund Vigra  641 638  639 284 2 354 2 105
Molde Aro  350 750  346 309 4 441 1 295
Kristiansund Kvernberget  225 013  225 007 6  301
Trondheim Vaernes 2 513 155 2 509 540 3 615 5 079
Bodo 1 312 179 1 311 734  445 4 588
Harstad/Narvik Evenes  447 006  446 581  425 1 508
Bardufoss  153 211  153 027  184  231
Tromso Langnes 1 428 944 1 427 908 1 036 5 362
Alta  358 453  323 996 34 457  660
Hammerfest  135 789  135 789 0  467
Kirkenes  216 444  215 283 1 161  754
Floro  111 750  111 750 0  427
Others 1 374 524 1 340 256 34 268 4 154
1  Airports handling 100 thousand passengers or more in 2004.
2  The figures refer to passengers arrived and departed in Norwegian and foreign civil aircraft in scheduled
and charter traffic. Including passengers in transit/transfer.
Source:  The Civil Aviation Administration.

127 thousand tonnes goods and mail were shipped from Norwegian airports in 2005. Out of this, 65.8 per cent of the goods and mail were transported at Oslo airport.

The figures refer to passengers arrived and departed, and include passengers in transit/transfer. See more in “About the statistics”.

Source: Avinor collects and produces the figures.