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Which terminal does Norwegian use at Arlanda?

Norwegian's terminal and check-in zone at Arlanda.

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Short answer

Norwegian flies from Terminal 5 at Arlanda, according to Swedavia's airline list, and the bag drop page puts Norwegian in zone 2. SAS and TUI are in zone 6 of the same terminal. Swedavia says passengers flying from Terminal 5 can use check-in machines in SkyCity.

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Why

  1. Swedavia's airline list shows Terminal 5 for Norwegian.
  2. According to Swedavia, a new area with check-in machines has been created in SkyCity for travellers flying from Terminal 5.
  3. Swedavia states that the old Terminal 4 is now part of Terminal 5 and has both domestic and international traffic.

Details

Because Terminal 4 is now part of Terminal 5, Swedavia no longer has a separate domestic terminal. Customs rules on arrival are in what to declare to customs at Arlanda. For the airport overview, see Arlanda and the alternatives. Swedavia's pages were checked on 28 October 2026.

Tip

Print your bag tag at the machines in SkyCity before you enter Terminal 5, then use bag drop. If you stay near the airport, see the hotel closest to Terminal 5.

What may differ

Airlines can change zone or terminal: Swedavia moved KLM and Air France to Terminal 5 on 20 October 2026, so check your departure before you go.

Common misconception

Norwegian's domestic flights leave from the old domestic terminal, Terminal 4.

What actually happens

Swedavia says Terminal 4 is now part of Terminal 5, and lists Norwegian under Terminal 5.

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Sources

This answer is for reference only. Terminals, airlines and hours change, so check Swedavia before you travel.

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