Stockholm-Bromma Airport is a major source of transportation in Sweden. It is located at distance of 8 km from the main city center of Stockholm. The airport is owned and run by The Swedish Civil Aviation Administration. Since the year 1992, Stockholm-Bromma Airport functions as a city airport served by executive and environment-friendly aircrafts.
The air inspection authorities, flight traffic control and the airport organization comprise a total of 130 members. The airport serves almost 1,000,000 passengers every year.
Airlines Serving Bromma Airport
Some of the prominent airlines operating their flights from Bromma Airport include:
- Golden Air
- Kullaflyg
- Flygande Veteraner
- Kalmarflyg
- British Airways
- Gotlandsflyg
- Skyways
- Sundsvallsflyg
- Malmö Aviation
History of Bromma Airport
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Stockholm-Bromma Airport started to operate with its inauguration in the year 1936. It was the first airport in Europe during that time to have paved runways. It became the international airport of Stockholm in 1962 with flights to all parts of the world. The next year Bromma Airport served as a major domestic airport in Sweden. It was after 1983 that Bromma became primarily an airport for the aviation aircrafts. From 1992 onwards, it has been used as a city airport in Stockholm.
Facilities at the Bromma Airport
There are a few shops at the airport from where tourists can buy necessary requirements. At the Flygande Veteraner, various kinds of memorabilia are available for those interested in aviation. From Pressbyran, passengers can buy magazines, books, newspapers and snacks. Besides, there are restaurant like Forno Romano, where special Italian cuisine is available. Other services at the Bromma airport include:
- Jetpak (package delivery service)
- Airline lounge
- Storage lockers
- Wireless Area network
- ATM machines
The Stockholm-Bromma Airport connects the city with different parts of the world.
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