Stockholm-Arlanda Airport
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Arlanda is an international airport serving the Stockholm region in Sweden. Located beween Stockholm and Uppsala, it is the largest airport in Sweden. It is one of two major hubs of Scandinavian Airlines System.

Arlanda International Airport has four terminals.

Terminal 2

• British Airways
• Duo 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

• Malmö 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 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

See also: Gothenburg-Landvetter Airport, Swedish Civil Aviation Administration

External Links

• Arlanda Airport Homepage

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