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Svalbard LYR

Oslo tops the list of places reached from Longyearbyen, with Tromso, Bergen and Warsaw among the other names on the board. If you are pricing cheap flights from Longyearbyen, the routes through Oslo tend to offer the widest choice of onward links. Most journeys out of Svalbard need a connection, which stretches the day and adds a transfer. A single ticket keeps the legs together, and you should check the connection time before committing, treating a short transit with caution. Svalbard Airport (LYR) is the only airport serving the city, so there is no fallback option nearby.

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Svalbard at a glance

Passengers per year
170 k (2022)
Elevation
94 m
Opened
1975
Official website
avinor.no
Population of Longyearbyen
2,417 (2020)

Country facts: Wikidata

Getting to the city

A taxi is the quickest way from Svalbard Airport into Longyearbyen, with the airport bus a cheaper alternative that follows the same road. Buses are timed to meet arriving flights, yet a winter schedule change can remove one, so checking the departure board before you collect your bags saves a wait. If you arrive late in the day, book the bus seat or arrange a taxi in advance, since services thin out in the evening.

Avoid assuming the last service runs all night, and avoid leaving the terminal without confirming your return pickup if you are heading back the same day.

Popular routes from this airport

ToAirlineFlightDatePrice from
OsloNorwegiandirect18 Nov 2026from $156
StockholmScandinavian Airlineswith a stop3 Jan 2027from $183
WarsawNorwegian Internationalwith a stop18 Nov 2026from $199
PragueNorwegianwith a stop20 Nov 2026from $266
ParisScandinavian Airlineswith a stop23 Apr 2027from $274
BergenNorwegianwith a stop6 Dec 2026from $277
TromsoNorwegianwith a stop22 Sept 2027from $289
KrakowScandinavian Airlineswith a stop8 Nov 2026from $350