Oslo Airport Gardermoen

Oslo Airport Gardermoen opened as Norway’s main civil airport in 1998 and today operates from one modern terminal with two main piers, handling Norway’s largest passenger volumes and serving as the country’s primary international gateway. Positioned about 35 km north of central Oslo, Gardermoen is efficiently linked by the 19-minute Flytoget airport express train, regional commuter trains, long‑distance buses and the E6 motorway, making city connections straightforward. It’s a key hub for Scandinavian Airlines and a major base for Norwegian Air Shuttle (with regional carriers like Widerøe present), and while on‑site dining and taxis can be pricey, competitive fares and budget options often make flights from OSL affordable for bargain hunters.