NYO Airport

Stockholm Skavsta

Stockholm Skavsta airport is the fifth largest airport in Sweden, after Stockholm Arlanda, Gothenburg Landvetter, Stockholm Bromma and and Malmö. 
 
Stockholm Skavsta Airport is located 100 km south of Stockholm.
 
It is Scandinavia's low-cost airport (here Ryanair opened its base in 2003 and Wizz Air started flying in 2004), an ideal base for tour operators and low-cost airlines.
 
The Stockholm Skavsta terminal building is capable of handling 3 million passengers a year and is designed for further expansion including a rail link (Ostlänken) which provides a station within the airport area.
 
The airport has been privately owned since 1998, since the Municipality of Nyköping put up for sale 90% of the shares, held since 2013 by OMERS Strategic Investments, a pension fund for Ontario municipal employees in Canada.

INFORMATION
Management company: Stockholm Skavsta Flygplats ABs
Address: General Schybergs Plan 22 - 611 92 Nyköping – Sweden
Telephone no.: +46 (0)155-28 04 00
Website: www.skavsta.se

TECHNICAL DATA
IATA Code: NYO
ICAO Code: ESKN
Country code: SE
 
Flights
Transport to/from the airport
Train
The train station in Nyköping is 7 km away from the airport. Take a taxi or the local bus service No. 515 to/from the train station.
 
Bus
Flygbussarna Airport coaches operates to/from Stockholm Skavsta Airport on these routes:
  • Skavsta-Stockholm Cityterminalen;
  • Skavsta-Norrköping–Linköping.
 
Local bus service with the local bus to Nyköping (Bus no 515). Is possible to buy the ticket at the Bus ticket office at Stockholm Skavsta Airport.
 
Car
Stockholm Skavsta is conveniently located near the E4-highway linking the south and north of Sweden. To get to the airport, turn off the E4 at Exit 133, then follow the signs "Skavsta" for 7 km.
 
Taxi
An approximately price to centre Stockholm from Stockholm Skavsta Airport is SEK 1,500. The journey take approximately 70 minutes.

Car hire
The main car rental companies present at the airport are: Avis, Hertz, Europcar, Budget  and Sixt.
 
Text by Alisè Vitri
Photo: Sisterscom.com, Shutterstock
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Updated September 2018
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