Mo i Rana (MQN): the airport at Røssvoll is the one being replaced
Avinor carries a New Mo i Rana Airport notice across the airport pages. The field in use is at Røssvoll outside the town, its published opening hours are split into two windows, and the page is not always current.
- The airport in use is at Røssvoll, visiting address Mo i Rana Airport, Røssvoll, 8615 Skonseng. It is outside the town, not in it.
- Avinor carries a New Mo i Rana Airport notice on the airport's pages. A replacement airport is the reason.
- Widerøe is the only airline at the present field.
- The published opening hours are split into a morning and an afternoon window, not a single day.
- Treat the published hours as indicative and check. The page still carries Easter holiday exceptions from April alongside the general times.
- Parking can be reserved in advance as well as taken on the day.
- Parking is operated by OnePark, customer service open 24 hours a day.
- Mo i Rana has a town bus network covered by Reis Nordland, which publishes a line map for it.
- The Nordland journey planner is the authoritative timetable, not a printed one.
- County bus baggage is one hold bag up to 30 kg and one 10 kg hand bag at most 50 x 40 x 30 cm.
- Fresh fish and other organic material may not be carried on the bus or in the hold.
- The travel guarantee excludes ferries, commercial routes and extraordinary weather.
An airport in transition
- Mo i Rana's airport is at Røssvoll, a few kilometres outside the town, and its visiting address is 8615 Skonseng. Widerøe is the only airline.
- Avinor runs a New Mo i Rana Airport notice across the airport's own pages. The short-runway field at Røssvoll is the one a replacement is intended to succeed, so anything you read about the airport may refer to either.
Opening hours, and a caveat
- The published hours are split into a morning window and an afternoon window rather than one continuous day, which is unusual and worth checking against your flight.
- The page as published also still lists Easter holiday exceptions from April next to the general hours. That is a sign the table is not being kept current, so ring or check the Avinor app rather than relying on it.
Parking
- Reserve in advance or park on the day. Operated by OnePark, with customer service open 24 hours a day.
Getting into town
- Mo i Rana is one of only three Nordland towns with its own town bus network, alongside Bodø and Narvik, and Reis Nordland publishes a line map for it.
- Use the Reis Nordland journey planner rather than a printed timetable. Only the planner reflects deviations and public holidays.
- County rules apply on those buses: one hold bag up to 30 kg, one hand bag up to 10 kg at 50 x 40 x 30 cm under the seat, no fresh fish or other organic material, and no electric bicycles.
- The travel guarantee can cover alternative transport after a delayed or cancelled bus or express boat, but not for ferries, commercial routes or extraordinary weather.
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