Stockholm-Arlanda Airport

An international airport located beween Stockholm and Uppsala. It is one of two major hubs of Scandinavian Airlines System.

Arlanda International Airport has four terminals.

Table of contents 1 Terminal 2 2 Terminal 3 3 Terminal 4 4 Terminal 5 4.1 External Links

Terminal 2

• British Airways
• European Executive Express[?]
• Finnair
• Iberia
• Luxair[?]
• SN Brussels[?]
• Swedline[?]
• Swiss International Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal[?]

Terminal 3

• Danish Air Transport[?]
• European Executive Express[?]
• Skyways[?] (Within Sweden, Norway, and Denmark)
• Swedline[?]

Terminal 4

• Malmo Aviation[?]
• Nordic Airlink[?] (Scheduled Flights)
• Scandinavian Airlines System (Within Sweden, Norway, and Denmark)
• Skyways[?] (Within Sweden, Norway, and Denmark)

Terminal 5

• Aeroflot
• Aerosvit Airlines[?]
• Air Baltic
• Air Bosnia[?]
• Air Botnia[?]
• Air China[?]
• Air Europe[?]
• Air France
• Air Malta
• Austrian Airlines
• Balkan Tour[?]
• Belavia Airlines[?]
• Braathens
• Brittania[?]
• Condor
• Croatian Airlines[?]
• CSA Czech Airlines[?]
• Egyptair[?]
• Estonian Air[?]
• Eurocypria[?]
• Falconair[?]
• Icelandair
• Iran Air
• KLM
• Lithuanian Airlines
• LOT Polish[?]
• Lufthansa
• Maersk Air
• MALEV Hungarian[?]
• Malmo Aviation[?]
• Mytravel Airways[?]
• Nordic Airlink[?] (Charter Flights)
• Nouvelair Tunisie[?]
• Novair[?]
• Pegasus Air[?]
• Pulkovo Airlines[?]
• Scandinavian Airlines System (International Flights)
• Skyways[?] (International Flights)
• Spanair[?]
• Sterling European[?]
• Syrian Arab Airlines[?]
• Thai Airways International[?]
• Tunisair[?]
• Turkish Airlines (THY)
• Wideroe's Flyveselskap[?]
• Yugoslav Airlines[?]

External Links

• Arlanda Airport Homepage (http://www.arlanda.se)