Berlevag Airport

Overview

Berlevåg Airport is the local air gateway for Berlevåg in far northeastern Norway, linking this remote coastal community with the wider Finnmark region and the rest of the country. Identified by IATA code BVG and ICAO code ENBV, it is classified as a medium airport and is designed for practical regional travel rather than large-scale international traffic. For visitors, that usually means a simpler, more manageable airport experience with short walking distances and a straightforward arrival process.

Practical details

• Airport codes: BVG and ENBV
• Serves: Berlevåg, Norway
• Elevation: 42 ft (13 m) above sea level
• Runway: 06/24, 3372 ft, asphalt, lighted
• Time zone: Europe/Oslo

What travellers should know

The airport’s single lighted asphalt runway supports reliable regional operations and helps maintain access even in a part of Norway known for rapidly changing weather and dramatic coastal conditions. Because Berlevåg is a small destination, travellers should expect limited on-site services compared with major hubs and should plan onward transport, timing, and essentials in advance. Checking schedules and local conditions before departure is especially wise when travelling in northern Norway, where wind and weather can have an outsized effect on journeys.

Before you go

For the most current information on flights, airport services, and local guidance, the official Avinor page is the best source before travel: https://avinor.no/en/airport/berlevag-airport/. It is also the right place to confirm practical details such as operating updates and passenger information in the days leading up to your trip. If you are building an itinerary around Berlevåg, using the airport as a planning anchor can make arrivals and departures much smoother.