Flights to Stockholm

When it comes to organizing your flight, it's always nice to have some choice. 11 carriers fly to the city of Stockholm, including:

• SAS
• Norwegian Air Shuttle
• Braathens Regional

For more info about changing your flight to Stockholm, please visit our Customer Service Portal.

Who looks forward to getting stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic while trying to get to a flight on the opposite end of the city? Be smart. Stockholm is serviced by several airports, so consider which one is closest to where you're staying. Here are the city's leading airports:

• Stockholm Airport (ARN-Arlanda) – 22 miles from downtown
• Stockholm Airport (BMA-Bromma) – 4 miles from downtown
• Nykoping Airport (NYO-Stockholm - Skavsta) – 56 miles from downtown

Whether you're the type who prefers taking the road less traveled or you're inspired by those famous sights, you'll find the perfect accommodations in Stockholm. Sweden's alluring capital offers no less than 979 properties to take your pick of.

It's not every day you take off on vacation, so why not indulge in a bit of luxury? The Downtown Camper by Scandic and the Scandic Klara are some of the top upmarket properties in the area. Don't think you'll be spending much time in your room? Check out budget options like the City Lodge Hostel and the Birka Hostel and splurge on unforgettable experiences instead.

Make your flight to Stockholm a little bit easier by reading over these useful security tips:

• Security personnel will request to see your passport and boarding pass at the checkpoint. Tuck them away in an accessible place, so they're ready for inspection.
• Bear in mind that metal belt buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be told to remove it before moving forward.
• Ensure your laptop and electronic devices are easy to reach. These items need to be put through the X-ray machine in separate tubs.
• Lip balm, toothpaste and other toiletry items in cream, liquid or gel form need to be stored in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters). They also need to fit in a 1-quart (1-liter) clear zip-lock plastic bag.
• Loosen your shoelaces as you approach the body scanner. Depending on the style of shoes you're wearing, security may ask you to take them off.
• Scissors and multi-tools are not permitted on board the plane. Stash them away in your checked luggage to avoid them being confiscated at the security checkpoint.