Non-stop flights to Oslo (OSL)
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn is the largest airport in Norway. In total there are 129 airports around the world that have direct flights to Oslo, spread around 125 cities in 40 countries. Currently, there are 29 domestic flights to Oslo.
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All direct flights to Oslo Airlines flying to Oslo Business Class flights First Class flights Intercontinental flights International flights Domestic flights Alternative airports FAQThis month, there are 6,628 flights arriving at Oslo Airport, which are 221 flights per day or 9 flights per hour. On an average day, there is at least 1 flight arriving every 7 minutes.
The most frequently departed flights to Oslo are routes from Trondheim (TRD) in Norway and Bergen (BGO), also in Norway. These two routes together are operated 1197 times this month, and make up for 18% of all monthly arrivals at Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn.
The longest flight to Oslo OSL is departing from Bangkok (BKK). This non-stop flight takes around 11 hours and covers a distance of 3,346 miles (5,385 km).
List of all direct flights to Oslo
Below you can find a list of all cities and countries that have direct flights to Oslo, ordered by popularity.
Airlines flying to Oslo
Currently, there are 35 airlines that fly to Oslo. Most flights to Oslo are operated by Norwegian, as they connect 86 airports to OSL. Below you can find a list of airlines that operate most OSL flights:
Business class flights to Oslo
There are 26 airports that have flights to Oslo in Business Class. All airports that offer business class flights to OSL are listed below:
First class flights to Oslo
There is only one airport that has First Class flights to Oslo, which is Dubai (DXB).
Intercontinental flights to Oslo
There are intercontinental flights to Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn (OSL) from the United States, the Middle-East and South-Eastern Asia, as of October 2021.
* Please note that there are no direct services from Canada, Southern America, Central America, the Caribbean, Africa, Southern Asia, China, Japan, Eastern Asia, Central Asia or Oceania.
Non-stop flights from the US to Oslo
SAS is currently the only airline flying non-stop from the United States to Oslo. They fly seasonal from Miami (MIA) and year-round from New York (EWR).
Non-stop flights from the Middle-East / Western Asia to Oslo
SAS (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Gazipaşa (GZP).
Norwegian: year-round flights from Antalya (AYT).
Pegasus: year-round flights from Istanbul (Sabiha) (SAW).
Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance): year-round flights from Istanbul (IST).
Emirates: year-round flights from Dubai (DXB).
Qatar Airways (Oneworld): year-round flights from Doha (DOH).
Non-stop flights from South-East Asia to Oslo
Thai Airways is currently the only airline flying non-stop from South-Eastern Asia to Oslo. They fly seasonal from Bangkok (BKK).
International flights to Oslo
Flights from Albania to Oslo
Tirana is the only city in Albania with direct flights to Oslo. From Tirana, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This route is recently announced though, and not operational yet. It will start in October 2021.
Flights from Austria to Oslo
There are 2 airports in Austria that have non-stop flights to Oslo.
From Salzburg, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in January and ends in March.
From Vienna, direct flights are offered by Austrian (Star Alliance), Norwegian and Wizz Air.
Flights from Belgium to Oslo
In Belgium, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Brussels. From Brussels, you can fly non-stop with Brussels Airlines (Star Alliance) or SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Bosnia & Herzegovina to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Bosnia & Herzegovina that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Sarajevo. From Sarajevo, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
Flights from Bulgaria to Oslo
If you are looking for a direct flight from Bulgaria to Oslo, there are 2 airports to choose from.
From Burgas and Varna, you can fly with Norwegian.
Flights from Croatia to Oslo
In Croatia, there are 3 airports that have direct flights to Oslo.
From Dubrovnik, Pula and Split, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Cyprus to Oslo
In Cyprus, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Larnaca. From Larnaca, direct flights are offered by Norwegian.
Flights from Czechia to Oslo
Prague is the only city in Czechia with direct flights to Oslo. From Prague, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Denmark to Oslo
If you are looking for a direct flight from Denmark to Oslo, there are 4 airports to choose from.
From Aalborg and Aarhus, you can fly with SAS (Star Alliance).
From Billund, direct flights are offered by British Airways (Oneworld), Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Copenhagen, direct flights are offered by Norwegian, Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Estonia to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Estonia that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Tallinn. From Tallinn, you can fly non-stop with Air Baltic or Norwegian.
Flights from Faroe Islands to Oslo
Sørvágur is the only city in Faroe Islands with direct flights to Oslo. From Sørvágur, direct flights are offered by Atlantic Airways.
Flights from Finland to Oslo
In Finland, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Helsinki. From Helsinki, direct flights are offered by Finnair (Oneworld), Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from France to Oslo
There are 3 airports in France that have non-stop flights to Oslo.
From Bordeaux, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Nice, direct flights are offered by Norwegian, Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Paris, direct flights are offered by Air France (SkyTeam), Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Germany to Oslo
In Germany, there are 5 airports that have direct flights to Oslo.
From Berlin and Düsseldorf, you can fly with Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Frankfurt, you can fly non-stop with Lufthansa (Star Alliance) or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Hamburg, direct flights are offered by Eurowings, Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Munich, direct flights are offered by Lufthansa (Star Alliance), Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Greece to Oslo
In Greece there are several airports with flights to Oslo (8 in total).
From Athens and Chania (Crete), you can fly with Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Corfu (Kerkyra), Kefalonia, Kos, Preveza / Lefkada, Rhodes and Santorini, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by Norwegian.
Flights from Hungary to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Hungary that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Budapest. From Budapest, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or Wizz Air.
Flights from Iceland to Oslo
In Iceland, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Reykjavik (Keflavik). From Reykjavik (Keflavik), direct flights are offered by Icelandair, Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Ireland to Oslo
Dublin is the only city in Ireland with direct flights to Oslo. From Dublin, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Italy to Oslo
In Italy there are several airports with flights to Oslo (9 in total).
From Catania, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This route is recently announced though, and not operational yet. It will start in October 2021.
From Milan (Malpensa), you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Naples, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Norwegian. This route is recently announced though, and not operational yet. It will start in October 2021.
From Olbia (Sardinia), you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Palermo, direct flights are offered by SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Pisa, Rome (Fiumicino) and Venice Marco Polo, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Verona, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in April and ends in September.
Flights from Latvia to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Latvia that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Riga. From Riga, you can fly non-stop with Air Baltic or Norwegian.
Flights from Lithuania to Oslo
There are 2 airports in Lithuania that have non-stop flights to Oslo.
From Palanga, direct flights are offered by Norwegian.
From Vilnius, direct flights are offered by Air Baltic, Norwegian and Ryanair.
Flights from Luxembourg to Oslo
Luxembourg City is the only city in Luxembourg with direct flights to Oslo. From Luxembourg City, direct flights are offered by Luxair. This route is not operational yet but will start in November.
Flights from Malta to Oslo
In Malta, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Malta. From Malta, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
Flights from Montenegro to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Montenegro that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Tivat. From Tivat, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
Flights from Netherlands to Oslo
In Netherlands, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Amsterdam. From Amsterdam, direct flights are offered by KLM (SkyTeam), Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from Poland to Oslo
In Poland there are several airports with flights to Oslo (7 in total).
From Gdańsk, direct flights are offered by Norwegian, SAS (Star Alliance) and Wizz Air.
From Katowice, the only airline with direct flights is Ryanair. This is a seasonal route that starts in October and ends in March.
From Krakow, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or Wizz Air.
From Poznań, the only airline with direct flights is Wizz Air. This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in March.
From Szczecin, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in April and ends in September.
From Warsaw, you can fly non-stop with LOT (Star Alliance) or Norwegian.
From Wrocław, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in March and ends in September.
Flights from Portugal to Oslo
If you are looking for a direct flight from Portugal to Oslo, there are 3 airports to choose from.
From Faro, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Funchal (Madeira), the only airline with direct flights is Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in June.
From Lisbon, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or TAP Portugal (Star Alliance).
Flights from Qatar to Oslo
Doha is the only city in Qatar with direct flights to Oslo. From Doha, direct flights are offered by Qatar Airways (Oneworld).
Flights from Romania to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Romania that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Bucharest. From Bucharest, direct flights are offered by Blue Air.
Flights from Russia to Oslo
Moscow Sheremetyevo is the only city in Russia with direct flights to Oslo. From Moscow Sheremetyevo, direct flights are offered by Aeroflot (SkyTeam). This is a seasonal route that starts in October and ends in March.
Flights from Serbia to Oslo
In Serbia, there are 2 airports that have direct flights to Oslo.
From Belgrade, you can fly non-stop with Air Serbia or Norwegian.
From Pristina, the only airline with direct flights is Norwegian. This route is recently announced though, and not operational yet. It will start in October 2021.
Flights from Spain to Oslo
You can fly non-stop to Oslo from lots of airports in Spain, as there is a total of 11 airports that have direct services to Oslo.
From Alicante, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Barcelona, direct flights are offered by Norwegian, SAS (Star Alliance) and Vueling.
From Bilbao, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Gran Canaria (Las Palmas), you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Ibiza, direct flights are offered by Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Madrid, you can fly non-stop with Iberia (Oneworld) or Norwegian.
From Málaga, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Murcia, the only airline with direct flights is Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Palma de Mallorca, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance). This route is recently announced though, and not operational yet. It will start in October 2021.
From Tenerife (Reine Sofia), the only airline with direct flights is Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in April.
From Valencia, direct flights are offered by SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
Flights from Sweden to Oslo
If you are looking for a direct flight from Sweden to Oslo, there are 3 airports to choose from.
From Gothenburg, direct flights are offered by Widerøe.
From Stockholm (Arlanda), there are 5 airlines that have direct services to Oslo, which are AirTran, Ethiopian Airlines (Star Alliance), Norwegian, Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Stockholm (Bromma), you can fly non-stop to Oslo with AirTran. This is a seasonal route that starts in October and ends in March.
Flights from Switzerland to Oslo
There are 2 airports in Switzerland that have non-stop flights to Oslo.
From Geneva, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance). This route is not operational yet but will start in December.
From Zürich, you can fly non-stop with SAS (Star Alliance) or Swiss (Star Alliance).
Flights from Thailand to Oslo
In Thailand, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Bangkok. From Bangkok, direct flights are offered by Thai Airways (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that started in March and ends in September.
Flights from Turkey to Oslo
In Turkey, there are 4 airports that have direct flights to Oslo.
From Antalya, direct flights are offered by Norwegian.
From Gazipaşa, the only airline with direct flights is SAS (Star Alliance).
From Istanbul, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Turkish Airlines (Star Alliance).
From Istanbul (Sabiha), the only airline with direct flights is Pegasus.
Flights from Ukraine to Oslo
There is 1 airport in Ukraine that has a direct connection to Oslo, which is Kyiv. From Kyiv, direct flights are offered by SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from United Arab Emirates to Oslo
In United Arab Emirates, the only airport that has a direct connection to Oslo is Dubai. From Dubai, direct flights are offered by Emirates.
Flights from United Kingdom to Oslo
In United Kingdom there are several airports with flights to Oslo (6 in total).
From Aberdeen, direct flights are offered by SAS (Star Alliance). This is a seasonal route that starts in November and ends in June.
From Edinburgh, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From London Gatwick, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Norwegian.
From London Heathrow, you can fly non-stop with British Airways (Oneworld) or SAS (Star Alliance).
From London Stansted, direct flights are offered by Ryanair UK.
From Manchester, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
Flights from United States to Oslo
There are 2 airports in United States that have non-stop flights to Oslo.
From Miami and New York, you can fly with SAS (Star Alliance).
Domestic flights to Oslo
Flights from Norway to Oslo
There are lots of domestic flights to Oslo (OSL). 29 airports in Norway have direct flights to the airport.
From Ålesund and Alta, you can fly with Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Andenes, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Norwegian. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Bardufoss, the only airline with direct flights is SAS (Star Alliance).
From Bergen and Bodø, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by Norwegian, SAS (Star Alliance) and Widerøe.
From Brønnøysund, direct flights are offered by Widerøe. This is a seasonal route that started in June and ends in August.
From Florø, the only airline with direct flights is Danish Air.
From Førde, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Widerøe.
From Harstad-Narvik and Haugesund, you can fly with Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Kirkenes, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with SAS (Star Alliance).
From Kristiansand, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Kristiansund and Lakselv, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by SAS (Star Alliance).
From Leknes, the only airline with direct flights is Widerøe. This is a seasonal route that starts in December and ends in January.
From Longyearbyen and Molde, you can fly with Norwegian and SAS (Star Alliance).
From Orsta / Volda, direct flights are offered by Widerøe.
From Ørland and Røros, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by AirTran.
From Sandane, Sandnessjøen and Sogndal, all direct flights to Oslo are operated by Widerøe.
From Stavanger, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Stord, the only airline with direct flights is Danish Air.
From Svolvær, you can fly non-stop to Oslo with Widerøe. This is a seasonal route that starts in December and ends in January.
From Tromsø, you can fly non-stop with Norwegian or SAS (Star Alliance).
From Trondheim, direct flights are offered by Norwegian, SAS (Star Alliance) and Widerøe.
Alternative airports near Oslo
Flying to an alternative airport near Oslo could give you other options to reach your destination. For example, the possibility to fly with a different airline or alliance, or finding a cheaper airfare. For this reason, alternative airports near to Oslo (OSL) are listed below. The closest alternative airports are Torsby (TYF) and Oslo (Torp) (TRF).
Frequently asked questions - FAQ
How many airports are there in Oslo?
There is 1 airport in Oslo: Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn (OSL).
What is the best airport to fly into Oslo?
The most convenient airport to fly into Oslo is Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn (OSL).
How many airlines fly to Oslo?
There are 35 airlines flying to Oslo from 129 airports around the world, as of October 2021.
Which airlines fly to Oslo?
Norwegian, SAS and Widerøe operate most flights to Oslo. To get a full overview of all operating airlines, please use the airline filter.
Which alliances are flying to Oslo?
Star Alliance, Oneworld and SkyTeam are all flying to Oslo.
How many nonstop flights are there to Oslo?
There are roughly 6,628 flights arriving at Oslo every month (or 1,547 flights each week), from a total of 129 airports worldwide.
What is the official name of Oslo Airport?
The official name of Oslo Airport is Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (succeeding Oslo Airport, Forn.
What is the airport code of Oslo Airport?
The airport code of Oslo Airport is OSL.
What are the most popular flights to Oslo?
Trondheim, Bergen and Stavanger are the 3 most popular routes to Oslo. For a complete overview of all flight routes to Oslo, please use our flight map.
How long is the flight to Oslo?
| Trondheim to Oslo | 1h |
| Bergen to Oslo | 55m |
| Stavanger to Oslo | 55m |
| Copenhagen to Oslo | 1h 10m |
| Tromsø to Oslo | 2h |
