Kittila (KTT): outside the season the bus only comes if you booked it
In the main tourist season the resort buses are frequent. In summer and the shoulder months Finavia says transfers run on demand and require advance booking, so an unbooked arrival can find nothing waiting.
- In the main tourist season there are good bus connections between the airport and the region's resorts.
- In summer and outside the main season, transfers operate as on-demand services and require advance booking. Finavia says this on its own page.
- That is the trap. A June arrival with no reservation may find no bus at all.
- Levi is served by Tunturilinjat Oy.
- Yllas is served by Liikenne Rundgren Oy.
- Muonio and other connections are listed by Matkahuolto.
- Book before you fly, not after you land, for anything outside the winter peak.
- Levi is the largest ski resort in Finland and is the reason this airport exists at its current size.
- Finavia publishes the bus stop location on a map.
- Kittila village itself is a small place. Almost everyone is going on to Levi, Yllas or Muonio.
The season decides everything
- Finavia's wording is unambiguous: there are good bus connections between the airport and the region's tourist resorts, but "during summer and outside the main tourist season, transfers operate as on-demand services and require advance booking".
- In winter this is a busy resort airport with charter flights from across Europe and frequent resort buses.
- In June it is a small airport in Lapland where nothing is waiting for you unless you asked for it.
Who runs what
| Destination | Operator |
|---|---|
| Levi | Tunturilinjat Oy |
| Yllas | Liikenne Rundgren Oy |
| Muonio and others | listed by Matkahuolto |
- Book with the operator for your destination, not with the airport.
Where this is
- Kittila is in western Lapland, about 15 km from Levi.
- Levi is Finland's largest ski resort. Yllas is the other major one, about an hour away.
- Muonio is further north, on the Swedish border.
- Finavia shows the bus stop on a map rather than describing it.
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