A number of airlines, freight companies and handling agents operate at OSL. In 2012 they processed 21.2 million passengers, 224 000 aircraft movements and 170 000 tonnes of freight and mail. The airport has two independent runways which guarantee good capacity for long term growth. The runways allow aircrafts to operate with maximum payload on long haul routes. The airport is open 24 hours.

Oslo Airport – adapted to air cargo

Oslo airport is adapted to efficient freight handling, and large areas are available for business development both on the airport and in neighbouring areas. The airport's freight area is more than 20 hectare. It is located close to the terminal for efficient handling of both passenger and cargo aircraft. SAS Cargo and Braathens have built one freight terminal each, and DHL has its own terminal for express cargo. In addition, Oslo Cargo Center has built a combined office and cargo building. The freight terminals are modern terminals with cool and freeze facilities, in addition to areas for building and breaking of containers and pallets. The SAS terminal contains modern equipment for mail sorting. There are available areas for new cargo operators.

Business development

Business development in the fields of freight, logistics, storage and distribution will get favourable conditions. Oslo airport and the Gardermoen area will become a central hub for export-oriented businesses and increased globalization. For more information about business development at the airport, please contact OSL – Departement for traffic development, e-mail: more.traffic@osl.no.

For establishing business in the Gardermoen area, please contact: Innovasjon Gardermoen, phone +47 64 82 22 90.

Air cargo facts

Last updated February 06, 2013