Sørkjosen (SOJ): five minutes to town, and Avinor publishes the fare
Avinor names one taxi firm at Sørkjosen, tells you the trip to the centre takes about five minutes, and gives a price range of roughly 200 to 300 kroner. That is unusually specific and worth knowing before you land.
- Nordreisa Taxi serves the airport, on +47 77 76 53 51.
- The fare to the town centre is roughly 200 to 300 NOK. Avinor publishes that range itself.
- The journey takes about five minutes. This is a very short transfer.
- The taxi is available during the airport's opening hours, not around the clock.
- Book it rather than expecting a rank. At an airport this size cars come when called.
- Parking is free, with all vehicles parked at the owner's own risk.
- Parking is operated by OnePark, customer service open 24 hours a day on 64 81 19 80.
- Avinor lists no bus for this airport. Treat the taxi as the transfer.
- Sørkjosen serves Nordreisa in northern Troms, on the E6 between Tromsø and Alta.
- Check the return trip when you arrive. Opening hours, not demand, decide whether a car is available.
- A hire car is the other realistic option if you are heading beyond the village.
- Weather closes small northern airfields regularly. Keep a road plan in reserve.
The transfer, with a published price
- Sørkjosen serves Nordreisa in northern Troms. The airport is minutes from the centre, and Avinor is unusually forthcoming about what that costs.
- Nordreisa Taxi, +47 77 76 53 51. About five minutes to the centre, roughly 200 to 300 NOK.
- The taxi is available during the airport's opening hours. Outside them there is no standing service, so if you are arriving on the last flight or leaving on the first, book ahead.
Parking
- Free, with all vehicles parked at the owner's own risk.
- Operated by OnePark, whose customer service is open 24 hours a day, every day, on 64 81 19 80.
Planning around it
- Avinor lists no bus for Sørkjosen. The taxi, a hire car, or a lift are the options.
- The airport sits on the E6 corridor between Tromsø and Alta, so a road alternative exists if the weather closes the field. In northern Norway that is worth having in mind rather than discovering on the day.
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