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Sogndal (SOG): the airport bus runs to the bus station
There is a single airport bus between Sogndal bus station and the terminal, about twenty minutes, with times published by the county operator Skyss.
There is an airport bus between the bus station in Sogndal and the airport.
The trip takes about 20 minutes.
Route information is published by Skyss, the Vestland county operator, which is where Avinor points you.
Ending at the bus station is useful here. Sogndal is a hub for buses along the Sognefjord, so you can connect rather than needing a car.
The airport is at Haukasen, on the plateau above the town, which is why the ride takes twenty minutes for a short distance.
Check the times against your flight. This is a small airport with few departures and the bus is built around them.
Norwegian taxi fares are deregulated, so ask the driver for the price before you set off.
The airport bus
One service links the airport with the bus station in Sogndal.
The journey is about 20 minutes. The airport sits at Haukasen on high ground above the town, so the road is longer than the map distance suggests.
Skyss publishes the timetable. Avinor links to it rather than reproducing times, which for a small airport usually means they move with the flight schedule.
Why the bus station matters
Sogndal is a road hub for the inner Sognefjord. Buses run from here along the fjord and over the mountains, and the airport bus feeds straight into them.
If you are heading for Balestrand, Laerdal, Kaupanger or the Jostedalsbreen glacier, this is the connection you want.
Taxi
Norwegian taxi prices are not regulated to a single meter. Drivers set their own fares and are required to state the price before the trip starts.
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