Flights guide

Flights to Stockholm

Stockholm's main airport is Arlanda, while Bromma, Skavsta and Vasteras can matter for domestic, regional or low-cost travel.

ARN Stockholm ArlandaBMA BrommaNYO SkavstaVST Vasteras

Route snapshot

Flights to Stockholm, covering Arlanda ARN, Bromma BMA, Skavsta NYO, Vasteras VST, Scandinavia routes and long-haul links.

Use this page to compare airport choice, direct routes, hub connections, baggage rules, seasonality and separate-ticket risk before booking.

Routes

Useful direct and connecting routes

Route patterns change by season. Confirm final schedules with the airline or booking site.

MarketCodeMain airlinesRoleBook
LondonLHR/LGW/STNSAS, British Airways, Norwegian, RyanairUK routeSearch
Copenhagen / OsloCPH/OSLSAS, NorwegianNordic trunk routesSearch
HelsinkiHELFinnair, SASFinland linkSearch
Frankfurt / MunichFRA/MUCLufthansa, SASGermany hub routesSearch
Amsterdam / ParisAMS/CDGKLM, Air France, SASWestern Europe hubsSearch
New YorkJFK/EWRSAS, United and seasonal carriersUS long-haulSearch

Airports

Airport choices

ARN

Stockholm Arlanda

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BMA

Bromma

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NYO

Skavsta

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VST

Vasteras

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Planning notes

Before booking

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Use ARN for most international flights.

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Check airport name carefully when a fare says Stockholm but uses NYO or VST.

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Winter schedules and weather make early airport trains sensible.

Stockholm old town from above
Flights Stockholm
Aircraft landing
Flight routes

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Flights and references