Swedavia
Swedavia AB is a Swedish state-owned operator of the national basic infrastructure of ten airports, serving 33M+ passengers annually through Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter and eight regional airports, and generating revenue from regulated aviation charges, retail/F&B concessions, advertising, real estate, telecom and energy services.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2010
- HeadquartersStockholm, Sweden
- Headcount1,001–5,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Swedavia does
Swedavia AB is the Swedish state-owned airport operator that owns, develops and runs the national basic infrastructure of ten airports across Sweden — Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, Bromma Stockholm, Malmö, Luleå, Umeå, Åre Östersund, Visby, Ronneby and Kiruna — serving 33M+ passengers and routing cargo for DHL Express, UPS, FedEx, Korean Air Cargo, Lufthansa Cargo and Turkish Airlines Cargo. The company layers three core service lines on top of these physical assets: Aviation Business (take-off/landing, passenger and security charges, ground handling, PRM assistance, cargo handling, and incentive programmes such as the New Destination Discount, Flight Volume Incentive and SAF Incentive), Commercial Services (Swedavia Advertising, Swedavia Airport Telecom's AT-net fibre and TETRA radio, Swedavia Energi's electricity/district heating/cooling/EV charging using the Halmsjön aquifer thermal storage, parking and data services) and Real Estate (Airport City Stockholm and Airport City Göteborg, Office One, and the 11,000 sqm Marketplace at Stockholm Arlanda). Luleå and Ronneby are partly owned by the Swedish Air Forces but commercially operated by Swedavia.
Swedavia's revenue model combines regulated per-traffic airport charges (effective 1 January 2026, publicly disclosed via an interactive calculator) with usage-based energy and telecom fees, advertising sales reaching 98% of Sweden's air travellers, multi-year concession rents from Avolta, Gate Gourmet, Newrest, WHSmith and Menzies, and corporate/public-sector SAF procurement programmes. GTM is hybrid: a dedicated Aviation Business team conducts direct enterprise sales and attends Routes World and the IATA Slot Conference, while retail/F&B concessions are awarded via Swedish Act (2016:1147) on Procurement of Concessions (LUK) public procurement on e-Avrop and TED, and carrier incentives (New Destination Discount, Flight Volume Incentive, Passenger Increase Bonus, Transfer Growth Bonus, Volume Bonus, Marketing Support) are co-financed with regional collaborators including Connect Sweden.
All shares are held by the Swedish State through the Ministry of Finance, and the company is not publicly listed on equity markets but has issued listed bonds and hybrid bonds on Nasdaq Stockholm. In FY2025 the company generated SEK 6,801M of net revenue (+6.4% YoY), returned to a SEK 20M profit before tax for the first time since the pandemic, posted SEK 324M of operating profit, invested SEK 2,231M (SEK 5,334M planned 2026-2027), obtained a first-time Baa1 (positive outlook) rating from Moody's, and rolled out an EU-taxonomy-aligned green financing framework with a SEK 800M green bond issuance. Leadership is in transition, with Mats Johannesson appointed President and CEO on 23 March 2026 and Aron Backström joining as Chief Commercial Officer on 10 August 2026 from SAS.
Swedavia firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Swedavia
- Legal name
- Swedavia AB
- Website
- https://swedavia.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2010
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1,001–5,000 employees
- Short description
- Swedavia AB is a Swedish state-owned operator of the national basic infrastructure of ten airports, serving 33M+ passengers annually through Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter and eight regional airports, and generating revenue from regulated aviation charges, retail/F&B concessions, advertising, real estate, telecom and energy services.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Swedavia industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Airport Operations and Aviation Infrastructure
- NAICS
- Airport Operations (48811), Water Transportation (483)
- SIC
- Airports, Flying Fields & Airport Terminal Services (4581), Arrangement Of Transportation Of Freight & Cargo (4731)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Aviation Infrastructure Agencies (Public Airports, Airfield Ops, Ground Access) (BPAIALAE)
Keywords
Where Swedavia is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Stockholm
- HQ country
- Sweden
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices11 records
Markets served
Swedavia business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Supply Chain
Revenue model
- Airport charges and aviation services: Take-off and landing fees, passenger service fees, security charges, baggage facility charges, ground power supply (GPU) and CO2 emission charges invoiced to airlines and ground handling agents per EU regulations and Swedish law; charges effective from 1 January 2026.
- Commercial services and retail concessions: Rental of premises for retail, restaurants, offices, warehousing and logistics; car parking; advertising, data and other commercial services at the airports.
- Real estate operations: Owns, develops and manages properties and developable land at and around Swedavia's airports, including preparation of hotel, office, logistics and retail property projects and jointly-owned property companies.
- Swedavia Advertising: Sale of analogue, digital, event, outdoor and other advertising formats across all ten Swedavia airports reaching 98% of Sweden's air travellers, with average 90-minute dwell time.
- Telecom and data services (Airport Telecom): Telecommunications operator providing AT-net fibre, internet access, IP-VPN, E-VPN, LAN access, telephony (AT-voice), radio (TETRA), placement/co-location and roaming services to tenants and partners at all airports.
- Energy services (Swedavia Energi): Sale of electricity, district heating/cooling, water and EV charging at Swedavia's airports, using renewable Guarantees of Origin and renewable district heating from pellets and bio-oil at Malmö and Göteborg.
- Air cargo handling facilitation and incentives: Charges, incentive programmes (Cargo Incentive, SAF Incentive) and partnerships with cargo handlers (APH/TT, Cargo Center Sweden, WFS, GLA Aircargo, JetPak, Menzies) at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, Malmö and Luleå airports.
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) procurement programme: Annual SAF procurement programme allowing corporate and public-sector buyers (e.g., Luleå Municipality, Aviator, SOS Alarm) to procure sustainable aviation fuel produced from residual products such as used cooking oil.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Airport Charges and Conditions of Services 2026 (per-traffic, per-passenger, per-aircraft based) |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Airline incentive and marketing-support programmes (2026) |
| Transaction based/ take rate | Multi-year contract | Retail, F&B and Lounge concessions awarded via public procurement |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Swedavia Energi - electricity, heating, cooling, water and EV charging |
Go-to-market motion5 records
Distribution channels11 records
Marketing channels8 records
Swedavia product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Swedavia owns, operates and develops Sweden's national basic infrastructure of ten airports, providing take-off/landing, passenger and security services to airlines, renting commercial premises (retail, F&B, offices, warehousing) and selling advertising, parking, real estate, telecom and energy services. It also runs air cargo handling at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, Malmö and Luleå, supported by incentive programmes for new routes, cargo and sustainable aviation fuel.
Product overview
Swedavia's offering is a platform-plus-modules architecture built around the core operation of Sweden's ten national basic infrastructure airports (Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, Bromma Stockholm, Malmö, Luleå, Umeå, Åre Östersund, Visby, Ronneby, and Kiruna). On top of this airport-operations base, Swedavia layers three core service lines: Aviation Business (take-off/landing, security screening, terminal services, PRM assistance, and incentive programmes), Commercial Services (parking, advertising, data services via Swedavia Advertising, Swedavia Airport Telecom, and Swedavia Energi), and Real Estate (property development including Airport City Stockholm and Airport City Göteborg, plus Office One). Distinct sub-products include The Marketplace at Stockholm Arlanda Airport (the largest commercial investment in the airport's history), Swedavia's Air Cargo operations, the Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Incentive Programme launched in 2020, and Airport Conferences at regional airports. The hydrogen aviation infrastructure MoU with Airbus, Avinor, SAS, and Vattenfall extends the platform's sustainability scope. Financially, the offering is supported by the Swedavia Green Finance Framework and the Bond/Hybrid Bond/Commercial Paper programmes.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Swedavia Real Estate: Real estate business area that owns, develops and manages properties and developable land at and in the vicinity of Swedavia's airports.
- Swedavia Handling
- Swedavia Airport Telecom
- Swedavia Energi
- Swedavia Advertising
- Office One
- Airport City Stockholm
- Airport City Göteborg
Products and services
- Stockholm Arlanda Airport
- Göteborg Landvetter Airport
- Bromma Stockholm Airport
- Malmö Airport
- Luleå Airport
- Umeå Airport
- Åre Östersund Airport
- Visby Airport
- Ronneby Airport
- Kiruna Airport
- Swedavia Aviation Business
- Swedavia Commercial Services
- Swedavia Real Estate
- Swedavia Air Cargo
- Swedavia Advertising
- Swedavia Airport Telecom
- Swedavia Energi
- Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Incentive Programme
- Annual Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Procurement Programme
- The Marketplace at Stockholm Arlanda Airport
- Office One
- Airport City Stockholm
- Airport City Göteborg
- Airport Conferences
- Swedavia Green Finance Framework
- Swedavia Handling
Quantifiable outcome
- 33 million+ passengers across 10 airports in 2025, with traffic up 2.4% year-on-year
- +12 more outcomes
Companies that use Swedavia
Customer profileNamed customers21 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Swedavia technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature6 records
Swedavia partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
75 partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.
- Morningstar SustainalyticscoreProvided independent review of Swedavia's green financing framework, assessing the sustainability contribution as 'Significant'; the framework is aligned with EU taxonomy, Green Bond Principles and Green Loan Principles.
- Aviator Airport AlliancecoreJoined Swedavia's Sustainable Aviation Fuel procurement initiative; reduced ~50% of business travel emissions in 2025 and achieved fully fossil-free ground handling operations from 1 December 2025.
- KPMG ABcoreAppointed as Swedavia's auditors until the Annual General Meeting in 2027; auditor in charge is Certified Public Accountant Helena Nilsson.
- AirbusflagshipMemorandum of Understanding signed in February 2024 with Swedavia, Avinor, SAS and Vattenfall to collaboratively develop hydrogen aviation infrastructure at airports across Sweden and Norway, supporting hydrogen aircraft market growth.
- AvinorflagshipNorwegian state airport operator; co-signatory with Swedavia, Airbus, SAS and Vattenfall on the February 2024 MoU to develop hydrogen aviation infrastructure across Sweden and Norway.
- SAS (Scandinavian Airlines)flagshipCo-signatory with Swedavia, Airbus, Avinor and Vattenfall on the February 2024 MoU for hydrogen aviation infrastructure development at Swedish and Norwegian airports.
- VattenfallflagshipSwedish energy company; co-signatory with Swedavia, Airbus, Avinor and SAS on the February 2024 MoU to develop hydrogen aviation infrastructure at airports in Sweden and Norway.
- Sigtuna Municipality and Arlandastad HoldingcoreJoint development of Airport City Stockholm at Stockholm Arlanda Airport with hotel and conference facilities, office buildings and logistics areas.
- LFVcoreSwedish air navigation service provider partnering with Swedavia to deliver safe, efficient and environmentally-adapted air traffic services for civil and military aviation.
- Avarn SecurityminorSecurity services partner at Swedavia's airports, hiring workers for security checkpoints and other ground services.
- AviatorcoreGround handling partner operating at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter and Malmö airports providing check-in, baggage handling, de-icing and lounge services.
- Avolta (Dufry / HMSHost)coreOperates 16 Dufry duty-free shops and 13 HMSHost restaurants/cafés at Stockholm Arlanda by end of 2024 across 1,200 locations in 75 countries.
- Gate GourmetcoreGlobal airline catering partner at Stockholm Arlanda (also at Göteborg Landvetter and Malmö); world-leading catering network serving 700+ million meals annually.
- Menzies AviationcoreGlobal ground handling partner at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter and Malmö; over 21,000 employees across 140 stations in 31 countries.
- SecuritasminorSecurity services partner at Swedavia's airports; Sweden's largest employer in the security industry.
- SSPminorLeading operator of restaurants, bars, cafés, food courts and shops at airports and travel hubs globally (35+ countries, 600+ outlets).
- TUIminorOne of the world's leading travel companies offering flights, hotels, cruises, tours and experiences through well-known brands across the travel value chain.
- Strawberry (formerly Nordic Choice Hotels)minorNordic hotel chain with ~209 hotels in the Nordic and Baltic countries and more than 14,000 employees; partner with airport hotel at Swedavia airports.
- WHSmithminorUK-based retail chain founded in 1792 with over 600 stores in airports, train stations, hospitals and motorway service areas; partner retailer at Swedavia airports.
- InMotionminorLargest airport-based technology retailer in North America, part of WHSmith; operating 120+ stores across Europe, UK and US Airports; expanding its European footprint to Sweden via Swedavia partnership.
- ForexminorNordic market leader in foreign currency exchange for travel; partner retailer at Swedavia airports.
- EurowingsminorLow-cost airline part of the Lufthansa Group with 100 aircraft in its fleet, operating non-stop service as part of the world's largest aviation operator.
- ANA (All Nippon Airways)minorJapan's largest airline and Star Alliance member since 1999; operates 42 direct routes across Europe, USA and Asia plus 130 domestic routes with 278 aircraft.
- Global BlueminorTax-free shopping specialist operating in 40+ countries across 130,000 stores, shopping centres and customs offices, with 2,000+ employees.
- Moomin Arabia (Fiskars Group)minorRetailer of Moomin-branded porcelain, textiles and lifestyle products founded by Tove Jansson; partner shop at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
- NewhouseminorSwedish women's fashion brand founded in 1986; partner retailer at Swedavia airports.
- Pocket ShopminorSweden's leading retailer of paperback books since 1989, with locations in Stockholm, Arlanda, Gothenburg, Landvetter, Malmö and Berlin.
- SweshopminorSwedish souvenir retailer showcasing Nordic craftsmanship at Arlanda Airport; partner shop at Swedavia.
- NordrestminorSwedish restaurant operator providing dining experiences at hospitals, schools, universities, corporate offices and Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
- RC Café & PâtisserieminorFamily-owned Swedish café and pâtisserie established in 2002 in Sigtuna; partner restaurant at Swedavia airports.
- HMS HostminorLeading global company with 50 years of experience in cafés and restaurants across 42 airports, serving 900+ million people a year.
- Landvetter Airport Hotel (Best Western)minorPart of Best Western Hotels & Resorts, located at Göteborg Landvetter Airport; partner hotel at Swedavia airports.
- DHL ExpresscoreFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport; partner for international air cargo operations.
- UPScoreFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport; partner for international air cargo operations.
- FedExcoreFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport; partner for international air cargo operations.
- Korean Air CargominorFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
- Lufthansa CargominorFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
- Turkish Airlines CargominorFreighter operator at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
- APH Logistics AB / Terminal & Transporttjänst (TT)coreAirports' appointed Border Inspection Point at Arlanda specialized in cold chain logistics and delicate handling; offers all services related to air cargo handling.
- Cargo Center Sweden / SACT ABcoreAirline terminal support services of import and export cargo at Arlanda; airside cargo ramp transport and postal mail handling; full ad-hoc cargo charter handling including DGR, AVI, VAL, HUM, PER and MUW.
- WFS - Worldwide Flight ServicescoreProvides ground cargo services at ~120 stations in more than 20 countries across four continents; operates in Sweden at Stockholm Arlanda.
- GLA Aircargo ABcoreIndependent air cargo handling company at Göteborg Landvetter Airport providing airline cargo handling, forwarder handling, distribution and pickup, and Road Feeder System in Scandinavia.
- JetPakminorLogistics solutions provider at Göteborg Landvetter with access to 4,000 daily departures, own handling areas and direct access to airport terminals; proprietary IT system Jena.
- Menzies Aviation Sweden ABminorCargo handling at Malmö Airport; full ad-hoc cargo charter handling services, distribution and pickup, Road Feeder System to/from all major European airports.
- SAS Ground Handling Sweden ABcoreScandinavian ground handling provider at Stockholm Arlanda with 50+ years of experience offering scheduled and charter airline ground handling services.
- Allied Aero Services Sweden ABminorEstablished in 2022 at Malmö Airport providing ground handling services.
- Airline Support Executives (ASE)minorGeneral Aviation handling at Stockholm Arlanda for executive, military, ambulance aircraft up to 747.
- Grafair Jet Centerminor24/7 FBO at Stockholm Arlanda and Bromma handling private, commercial, ambulance, military and state flights.
- JIVAIR Executive Jet Services FBOminorFBO at Göteborg Landvetter Airport offering comprehensive ground handling for business and general aviation on VIP/CIP, state, military and ambulance missions 24/7.
- Landvetter Jet Center GothenburgminorNew FBO at Göteborg Landvetter with VIP lounge, conference rooms, hangar parking and 24/7 operations.
- IFLY FBOminorFBO at Bromma Stockholm Airport.
- European Line Maintenance AB (ELM)coreProvides 24/7 line maintenance services for Airbus A320-series, Boeing 737-family, Embraer E170/190 and ATR aircraft at Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) and Göteborg Landvetter (GOT); EASA Part-145 approved and ISO 9001/14001/45001 certified.
- Hovby AerominorProvides 24/7 aircraft maintenance for Airbus 320 and Boeing 737 at Malmö Airport.
- Raven Aircraft Maintenance ABminorAircraft maintenance partner at Malmö Airport.
- Moose Aviation Services ABminorDe/anti-icing services at Arlanda as part of Menzies Aviation; glycol removal exterior and technical cleaning.
- Shell Aviation Sweden ABminorJet-A1 fuel supplier at Göteborg Landvetter Airport via Gothenburg Fuelling Company (GFC).
- Air BP Sweden ABminorJet-A1 fuel supplier at Göteborg Landvetter and Stockholm Arlanda airports.
- World Fuel ServicesminorAviation fuel supplier at Stockholm Arlanda and Göteborg Landvetter airports.
- SodexominorProvides catering, facilities management, food, reception, cleaning, energy management, grounds maintenance, building maintenance and security at Stockholm Arlanda and Göteborg Landvetter; 430,000 employees globally.
- ISS Facility ServicesminorCleaning services and maintenance partner at Stockholm Arlanda.
- Newrest Sweden ABcoreInflight catering at Stockholm-Arlanda (ARN), Göteborg (GOT) and rail catering in Malmö, Gothenburg and Stockholm; began ARN operations November 2022 and supports SAS plus Ryanair.
- Pontus CateringminorFull-service supplier founded in 2001 with Private Jet Catering by Pontus at Stockholm Arlanda Terminal 5.
- F&U StädserviceminorCleaning and maintenance services at Malmö Airport since 1990; aircraft interior cabin and deep cleaning.
- Lasse Next ABminorProfessional cleaning for aircraft, airports and business premises partner at Arlanda.
- RenabminorGeneral cleaning, aircraft interior cleaning, flight deck, security check and steam deep cleaning at Arlanda.
- Rengörare NäslundminorCleans technical environments, offices, healthcare facilities and large scale airports at Arlanda.
- SFS - Stockholm Fueling Services ABminorInto-plane fuelling at Stockholm Arlanda; provides refueling services to World Fuel Services, Shell Aviation, SAS OIL, Air BP and St1.
- A Flygbränslehantering ABminorStorage and distribution of aviation fuel at Stockholm Arlanda.
- Gothenburg Fuelling Company (GFC)minorJet-A1 depot and into-plane fuelling at Göteborg Landvetter for Shell Aviation, Air BP and World Fuel Services.
- Luleå MunicipalityminorParticipated in Swedavia's annual procurement of sustainable aviation fuel in 2025.
- SOS AlarmminorParticipated in Swedavia's annual procurement of sustainable aviation fuel in 2025.
- China Eastern AirlinesminorResuming direct flight route from Stockholm Arlanda to Shanghai Pudong International Airport three times a week starting June 2026.
- Wizz AirminorLaunched new route Stockholm Arlanda-Bucharest Băneasa 3x weekly from 30 March 2026 (A321 239 seats), bringing Wizz Air's Stockholm Arlanda destinations to five.
- RyanairminorExpanding at Malmö Airport for summer 2026 with new routes to London, Warsaw and Zagreb starting March-April 2026.
- Norse Atlantic AirwaysminorEstablished new route Stockholm Arlanda-Bangkok 4x weekly from 22 October 2025 with Boeing 787 Dreamliner; adding Phuket in December 2025.
Scale indicators13 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Swedavia competitors and assessment
Company assessmentRegional players
- Brussels Airport: Belgian national airport operator competing for European transfer and cargo traffic. Comparable in offering a regulated hub with cargo handling and commercial services, but in a different national market.
Broad incumbents
- Groupe ADP: Operator of Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and Paris-Le Bourget with international subsidiaries. Comparable in running a major European hub with regulated charges, commercial concessions and real estate, and in pursuing sustainability initiatives such as SAF infrastructure.
- Fraport: Operator of Frankfurt Airport and a global portfolio of airport investments. Comparable in offering aviation, retail, real estate and ground services at a major European hub, but larger and more diversified than Swedavia.
- Aena: Spanish listed airport operator running a national network of airports plus international holdings. Comparable in operating a regulated national airport network with commercial revenue, but at a substantially larger scale and with a different geographic footprint.
Others
- Menzies Aviation: Global ground handling and cargo handling partner operating at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter and Malmö. Comparable as an operational ecosystem participant rather than a competing airport operator.
- SAS (Scandinavian Airlines): Scandinavia's leading carrier and Swedavia's anchor hub airline, co-signatory of the 2024 hydrogen aviation MoU. Comparable as the demand-side counterparty whose route and capacity decisions drive Swedavia's aeronautical traffic volumes.
Direct peers
- Copenhagen Airports (CPH): Operator of Copenhagen Kastrup, Scandinavia's largest transfer hub and Swedavia's primary competitive rival for intercontinental and transfer traffic. Comparable in business model (regulated charges + commercial + real estate) and in serving Nordic/Capital Region passenger flows.
- Avinor: Norway's state-owned airport operator running 43+ airports, the closest functional peer to Swedavia. Both are Nordic state-owned national airport systems and co-signatories on the February 2024 hydrogen aviation MoU with Airbus, SAS and Vattenfall.
- Finavia: Finnish state-owned airport operator running 20 airports including Helsinki-Vantaa. Closely analogous in mandate, structure and Nordic geography to Swedavia's national basic airport system.
- Flughafen Zürich: Listed operator of Zurich Airport, a comparable European hub with a mix of regulated aeronautical charges, commercial concessions, real estate and sustainability programmes. Often used as a benchmark for European listed airport operators with integrated commercial revenue.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat7 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance5 records
Swedavia financial estimates
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Swedavia leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles23 records
Swedavia subsidiaries and ownership
Company hierarchySubsidiaries2 records
Swedavia funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds2 records
Investors
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Frequently asked questions about Swedavia
What does Swedavia do?
Swedavia owns, operates and develops Sweden's national basic infrastructure of ten airports, providing take-off/landing, passenger and security services to airlines, renting commercial premises (retail, F&B, offices, warehousing) and selling advertising, parking, real estate, telecom and energy services. It also runs air cargo handling at Stockholm Arlanda, Göteborg Landvetter, Malmö and Luleå, supported by incentive programmes for new routes, cargo and sustainable aviation fuel.
Is Swedavia a public or private company?
Swedavia is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.
When was Swedavia founded?
Swedavia was founded in 2010. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.
Where is Swedavia based?
Swedavia is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, in the Europe region.
How does Swedavia make money?
Eight revenue lines are on record. Airport charges and aviation services are the primary driver. The others are commercial services and retail concessions, real estate operations, swedavia Advertising, telecom and data services (Airport Telecom), energy services (Swedavia Energi), air cargo handling facilitation and incentives and sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) procurement programme.
Who are Swedavia's main competitors?
Brussels Airport is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are Groupe ADP, Fraport and Aena. Others are Menzies Aviation and SAS (Scandinavian Airlines). Direct peers are Copenhagen Airports (CPH), Avinor, Finavia and Flughafen Zürich.
Does Swedavia have an API?
No public API is recorded for Swedavia.
What industry is Swedavia in?
Swedavia's product category is Airport Operations and Aviation Infrastructure. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIALAE, Aviation Infrastructure Agencies (Public Airports, Airfield Ops, Ground Access). Its NAICS code is 48811 and its SIC code is 4581.