Cheap Flights from Tromso to Longyearbyen
Flights from Tromso to Longyearbyen are operated by SAS Scandinavian Airlines. SAS Scandinavian Airlines operate 1 flight a day with times varying during the day but the earliest flight is scheduled the depart around 00:12 and the last flight scheduled around 18:40. Please be aware that times will vary between summer and winter months. The most common flight number for this flight is SK 4414 and SK 4494.
SAS Scandinavian Airlines flight prices from Tromso/langnes to Svalbard can be found at www.sasscandinavianairlines.com
Daily Flights
Below you find a list of all the airliners that operate flights from Tromso to Longyearbyen and how many flights depart on a per day basis.
Flight Routes
Do you need to get travel fast? You will find alternative routes from Tromso to Longyearbyen that require 1 or more stops and in some instances the timing may be more convenient or a quicker route. View the table below to see alternative route that are possible.
Return flight are operated by 1 airliner which include SAS Scandinavian Airlines. More information on return flights can be found on our Flights from Longyearbyen to Tromso page.
Arriving at Longyearbyen
Should you require a car at Longyearbyen we recommend booking in advanced. Car hire is generally cheaper to pre book and you can find some of the best deals on our page. If you are being collected then they can made use of our Longyearbyen Airport Arrivals page which provides live information of your flight.
The time zone at Longyearbyen is different to Tromso so bare this in mind when you arrive. The time zone is GMT -1.0 compared to GMT +1.0.
Getting to your destination from Svalbard Airport should be reasonably easy and quick. Svalbard Airport is around 7 kilometers (5 miles) from the center of Longyearbyen where a lot of people are intended to travel to. Most airports generally have a number of transport methods situated at the airport so this gurney should be quick and simple. If you are looking for accommodation then there should be sufficient accommodation available even though Longyearbyen is a relatively small city with a population of around 1,200.
