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How Stockholm Skavsta is affected by the situation in Ukraine
Due to the situation in Ukraine, a Wizz Air route from Stockholm Skavsta is currently cancelled. We are monitoring the situation and updating here as soon as we get new information.
New route to Kyiv with Wizz Air
Wizz Air, Europe’s fastest-growing airline, announces today a new route between Kyiv and Stockholm Skavsta, third largest airport in Sweden, powered by VINCI Airports.
Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network
Stockholm Skavsta airport to join the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower network as the first airport in Sweden
Take off for Sarajevo with Wizz Air
Friday 18 June the first Wizz Air flight to Sarajevo took off from Stockholm Skavsta airport.
First flight with Trade Air to Pristina
Today 6 June the first flight with Trade Air departed for Pristina in Kosovo.
First Wizz Air flight to Banja Luka
Sunday 6 June the first Wizz Air flight to Banja Luka departed.
Stockholm Skavsta reaffirms its sustainability goals
On the occasion of the second ACI EUROPE summit on the sustainability of aviation an d as part of the airport sector’s joint commitment currently subscribed to by 235 European airports, Stockholm Skavsta Airport, member of VINCI Airports network is reaffirming its objective of achieving net zero emissions throughout its network by 2050.
Stockholm Skavsta prepares for strong summer
Bringing more positive mobility: 2 new destinations available from Stockholm Skavsta airport, 3rd largest airport of Sweden: Pristina and Sarajevo .
Wizz Air is keeping investing into Stockholm Skavsta with a 4th new destination for the Summer: Sarajevo, Bosnia Herzegovina.
Stockholm Skavsta is pleased to welcome a third airline partner for the Summer as well as another brand-new destination: Pristina, Kosovo.
A new COVID testing center has opened at nearby Connect Hotel allowing rapid and efficient testing before travel.
Stockholm Skavsta welcomed a 4th firefighter-based aircraft, contributing to Sweden´s and European emergency preparedness plan.
Banja-Luka new destination with Wizz Air
Today Wizz Air announced the opening of the route to Banja Luka from Stockholm Skavsta Airport.
Strong summer program with new destinations
Stockholm Skavsta prepares strong summer program with new destinations.
• 23 different destinations across 16 countries in Europe
• 3 new summer destinations include: Zadar, Riga and Tirana
• Competitive and accessible fares thanks to long-term partnership with Wizz Air and Ryanair
Tirana new destination with Wizz Air
Wizz Air sees the development potential in Stockholm Skavsta Airport and now continues its expansion at the airport.
Wizz Air opens Vilnius from Stockholm Skavsta Airport
On Saturday 24 October, Wizz Air, one of Europe’s fastest growing airlines, opened the route to Vilnius in Lithuania from Stockholm Skavsta Airport. The route was previously operated by Wizz Air from September 2015 until March 2019. The Vilnius-Stockholm Skavsta route will be operated on Saturdays, and from December 2020 with three departures per week.
First Solar Energy plant at Stockholm Skavsta Airport
Stockholm Skavsta Flygplats AB plans in collaboration with a business partner to build a solar energy plant in the airport area. This will be the first larger solar energy plant in a Swedish airport, and will make the facility fully in line with the Stockholm Skavsta Airport’s majority owner VINCI Airports’ environmental strategy to halve the group’s carbon footprint by 2030 and to become net carbon neutral by 2050.
VINCI Environmental Day
22 September is dedicated to environmental work in the VINCI Group, the majority owner of Stockholm Skavsta Airport.
Cédric Fechter new CEO at Stockholm Skavsta Airport
This week Cédric Fechter takes over as new CEO at Stockholm Skavsta Airport.
RIGA & VILNIUS NEW ROUTES WITH WIZZ AIR
This week, Wizz Air has announced that two new routes will open from Stockholm Skavsta this autumn.
Increased interest in Skavsta
Stockholm Skavsta Airport continues to grow. As the number of passengers at other Swedish airports decreases, Stockholm Skavsta goes against the trend, as traffic in 2019 increased by 3.7% (total passenger volume 2.3 million). Passenger statistics for January 2020 show an increase of as much as 12% compared to January 2019.