Bornholm (RNN): a proper bus, on a page last updated in 2021
Unlike the other small Danish airports, Bornholm has a conventional route bus between Ronne and the terminal, run by BAT. The airport's page pointing at it carries a last-updated date of 23 November 2021.
- There is a scheduled bus between Ronne and Bornholm Airport, run by BAT, the island's bus company.
- The timetable is on bat.dk, which the airport links to rather than reproducing.
- This is a conventional route bus, not a booked flexible service. That makes Bornholm the exception among the small Danish airports.
- The airport's own bus and taxi page was last updated on 23 November 2021. Check bat.dk for current times.
- An ordinary taxi can be booked from DanTaxi on +45 48 48 48 48.
- Ronne is the island's main town and ferry port, with sailings to Ystad in Sweden and to Koge near Copenhagen.
- The airport sits just south of Ronne.
- Most people reach Bornholm by ferry through Ystad, so the airport is the fast alternative rather than the default.
- BAT covers the whole island, so the airport bus connects into a network that reaches Svaneke, Gudhjem, Allinge and Dueodde.
The bus
- BAT, the Bornholm bus company, runs between Ronne and Bornholm Airport.
- The airport links to bat.dk for the timetable rather than publishing times itself.
- This is a normal route bus. At Karup you have to order the Flexbus in advance, and at Sonderborg the service has no stops at all; Bornholm has an ordinary one, which is worth knowing if you are comparing Danish regional airports.
- BAT's network covers the whole island, so from Ronne you can continue to Svaneke, Gudhjem, Allinge, Dueodde and the rest without a car.
The date on the page
- The airport's bus and taxi page carries "Senest opdateret 23-11-2021".
- Five years is long enough for an island bus network to be renumbered. Take the route from bat.dk, not from the airport page.
Taxi
- DanTaxi takes bookings on +45 48 48 48 48.
Where this is
- The airport is just south of Ronne, the island's main town.
- Ronne is also the ferry port, with sailings to Ystad in Sweden, which is the fastest surface route from Copenhagen, and to Koge on Zealand.
- Bornholm sits in the Baltic between Sweden and Poland, which is why the flight from Copenhagen exists at all.
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