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Private Jet to Bodo Airport: Your Charter Flight

As capital of the Norwegian county of Nordland, Bodo is a worthwhile destination for both leisure and business travellers. As the home to the Norwegian Aviation Museum, Nordlands Bank, and Nord University, Bodo is an important transportation hub in Norway and the arrival point for private jets to Bodo Airport as well as onward travel to the surrounding region. Book a charter flight to Bodo Airport with JetApp online and benefit from exclusive VIP service.

Bodo Airport History

The site of today's Bodo Airport first came into use in the 1920s for postal flights and seaplanes. When the German Wehrmacht began the invasion of Norway in 1940, the Royal Air Force came to Bodo to help mount a defence, building the first solid runways from wooden planks resting on the shallow swampland. However, this wasn’t enough to stave off German occupation. The Luftwaffe took over the airfield, equipped it with a concrete runway, and used it as a military air base.

After the war’s conclusion, Bodo Airport remained unchanged until the 1950s when it came into use by NATO and underwent extensive renovation. The airport then began serving civilian flights in 1952. In 1990, a new terminal with 11 gates opened, three of which have enclosed walkways. At the beginning of 2017, further expansion plans were agreed. Today, military and commercial aircraft as well as business and private jets to and from Bodo Airport connect the region to the wider world. Almost two million passengers and around 44,000 aircraft movements are served by the airport annually.

Bodo Airport Location

Distances from Bodo Airport:

Bodo centre: approx. 2 kilometres by car
Norwegian Aviation Museum: approx. 2 kilometres by car
Nyholmen Fort: approx. 6 kilometres by car
Mjelle Beach: approx. 24 kilometres by car

Private Jet Charter from Bodo Airport

Bodo flights make a quick connection to many cities throughout Norway possible as well as destinations in neighbouring Sweden and popular cities throughout Europe. The following airports can all be reached in less than an hour flight:

Bodo ✈ Tromso (ENTC / TOS): approx. 53 minutes
Bodo ✈ Leknes (ENLK / LKN): approx. 37 minutes
Bodo ✈ Stokmarknes (ENSK / SKN): approx. 40 minutes
Bodo ✈ Brønnøysund (ENBN / BNN): approx. 45 minutes
Bodo ✈ Mo i Rana (ENRA / MQN): approx. 37 minutes

A private jet from Bodo Airport to Tromso (TOS) is just under an hour. As home to the Norwegian Polar Research Institute, Tromso is the starting point of numerous arctic expeditions. Leknes (LKN) in the Lofoten Islands and Stokmarknes (SKN) on the nearby island of Hadseløya to the north are each about a 40 minute flight. Or just five minutes longer and your Bodo private jet charter will be landing in Brønnøysund (BNN) to the south. The coastal town is linked by bridge to the island of Torget, known as the home of Torghatten, a mountain with a natural tunnel through the centre. A less-than-40-minute private or business flight from Bodo Airport will take you to Mo i Rana (MQN), an important port for heavy industry and a major supplier of electricity to the region. The nearby mountain Ostre Mofjell affords beautiful views over the town and region.

Passengers travelling by private jet hire at Bodo Airport have access to separate facilities from commercial passengers. Comfortable waiting rooms with Wi-Fi and office equipment are available for relaxation or work. The airport offers:

Separate, expedited check-in
Waiting and meeting rooms
Wi-Fi
Showers
Aircraft maintenance
Fuelling
Hangaring
Limousine service
Helicopter service

Because there is no night flight restriction, when you hire a private plane from Bodo Airport, your flight can be scheduled at any time of day. The airport can be navigated by both Visual Flight Rules (VFR) and Instrumental Flight Rules (IFR). The runways are suitable for Bodo charter flights of every type and weight class:

Runway	Length and width	Surface
07/25	3,394 m x 45 m	Concrete

Transfers to and from Bodo Airport

Transfer from the airport to Bodo takes about five minutes by taxi, hire car, or limousine. The nearby islands of Store Hjartøya and Litle Hjartøya, Landegode, or the Lofoten islands can be reached by private boat or helicopter.

Hire a Private Jet to Bodo Airport: Experience Norway‘s North

Private jet hire to Bodo Airport is only the beginning of a grand adventure through the craggy landscapes of Norway’s northern coastline. In addition to inspiring scenery and wildlife, the area has much to discover scientifically and culturally. Aircraft enthusiasts will certainly want to pay a visit to the Norwegian Aviation Museum where an extensive collection of military and civilian airplanes is on display. Bodo Cathedral has a freestanding neogothic bell tower and 12-metre high stained glass windows. Nyholmen Fort on the Burøya peninsula is a great place to learn the town’s history during the Napoleonic wars and includes a variety of historical cannons. An ideal picnic spot, Mjelle Beach is roughly 20 kilometres away. The Nordland Music Festival in August offers a broad programme of genres and international as well as national and local artists.

Bodo has something to offer for every taste. Passengers of private jets at Bodo Airport enjoy exclusive service and easy access to all this fascinating region has to offer. Your private jet charter to Bodo Airport is easily booked online with JetApp.

Airport Facts

Airport code: ENBO / BOO
Altitude: 13 m (43 ft) above MSL
Passengers per year: 1,801,249 (2016)
Aircraft movements per year: 43,982 (2016)
Aircraft types: all common aircraft and weight classes
Runway operating hours: 24/7
Runways: 1 (3,394 m)

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