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Stockholm Skavsta Airport

Nyköping, Sweden
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Budget gateway serving Stockholm, located near Nyköping.

Opened
1940
Location
Nyköping, Sweden
Stockholm Skavsta Airport is a regional airport located approximately 100 kilometres south of Stockholm, near the city of Nyköping in Södermanland County, Sweden. Despite its distance from the capital, it is marketed as a Stockholm airport due to its connectivity to budget carriers serving the region. The airport has roots as a Swedish Air Force base, having served military purposes before being converted to civilian use. It gained significant commercial prominence in the early 2000s when Ryanair established it as one of its Scandinavian bases, dramatically increasing passenger traffic. Passenger volumes have fluctuated considerably over the years, peaking at over three million annually before declining as route networks shifted. The airport continues to serve low-cost carriers and remains an alternative entry point for travelers visiting the greater Stockholm area.
Terminals
The airport operates a single passenger terminal designed to handle low-cost carrier traffic efficiently.
Getting to & from
Bus services, including Flygbussarna coaches, connect Skavsta to Stockholm city center in approximately 80 minutes.
Airlines here
Ryanair has historically been the dominant carrier at Skavsta, using it as a base for routes across Europe.
Notable facts
  • ›Originally built as a Swedish Air Force base in the 1940s.
  • ›Located about 100 km south of Stockholm city center.
  • ›Ryanair made Skavsta one of its key Scandinavian hubs in the early 2000s.
  • ›Passenger traffic peaked at over 3 million annually around 2008.
  • ›The IATA code NYO reflects the airport's association with Nyköping rather than Stockholm.
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Route map (31 destinations)

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Airlines serving this airport

Ryanair
FR
Wizz Air
W6

Routes

NYO → ALCFR · 738
NYO → BCNFR · 738
NYO → BGYFR · 738
NYO → CIAFR · 738
NYO → KRKFR · 738
NYO → MLAFR · 738
NYO → RHOFR · 738
NYO → RJKFR · 738
NYO → SKGFR · 738
NYO → STNFR · 738
NYO → ZADFR · 738
NYO → AHOFR · 738
NYO → TSFFR · 738
NYO → AGPFR · 738
NYO → BREFR · 738
NYO → BVAFR · 738
NYO → CHQFR · 738
NYO → PFOFR · 738
NYO → PMIFR · 738
NYO → PSAFR · 738
NYO → WMIFR · 738
NYO → BIQFR · 738
NYO → BZRFR · 738
NYO → CRLFR · 738
NYO → BEGW6 · 320
NYO → BUDW6 · 320
NYO → POZW6 · 320
NYO → GDNW6 · 320
NYO → KTWW6 · 320
NYO → SKPW6 · 320
NYO → WAWW6 · 320
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Stockholm Skavsta Airport
Encyclopaedia

Stockholm Skavsta Airport, or Nyköping Airport is an international airport in Nyköping Municipality, Sweden, 5 km (3.1 mi) northwest of Nyköping and approximately 100 km (62 mi) southwest of Stockholm. It is served primarily by low-cost airlines and cargo operators. The airport handled a total of 364,603 passengers in 2024, making it Sweden's 7th-busiest airport.

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