Bromma Stockholm Airport – BMA

Stockholm Domestic airport. Only real advantage is the short commute into the City, both by taxi and bus. Very little investments into the airport for the last 20 – 30 years du to political scrabble on the future of the airport: Should we keep it? (mainly business interest view), or Should we use it to build more housing etc? (mainly leftist view).

I feel like to some people, a three star review as a negative thing, but let me assure you, especially in this case: it is not. The Bromma airport did nothing to upset me… but there was nothing extraordinary about it either. Like the review prompt states, it was A-​OK… and that’s perfectly fine.
I flew into this airport late on Friday night (10pm) and immediately made a mad dash for the nearest plug in to charge my phone so I could navigate my way to my airbnb. First off, this is the TINIEST airport. A previous reviewer mentioned it was more like a bus station and I have to agree. But there are a few little spots to buy food, the staff seem pleasant enough and there is a big queue of taxis waiting outside to pick you up. The only real eyebrow raise I had during my brief stay was that plug ins were few and far between, it doesn’t seem to have any sort of wifi and… it closes? I don’t think i’ve ever been to an airport that closes, but right after setting myself up near a plug, a security guard (pleasantly) kicked me out of the building. I suppose with the size of the place, this makes sense, but it did come as a surprise.
But on the flip side, it was a blissfully short commute to where I was staying. I didn’t realize it until I jumped in an Über, but this is pretty much smack in the middle of town, which makes getting to and from a breeze.
Though there weren’t any wow moments, I would definitely look to fly in and out of this specific airport again — just because it was dang easy. And really… when travelling, what more do you need?

Always a pleasure flying out from this airport. With an unbeatable location to downtown, this place is a gem for travelers within Sweden. Convenient parking and a fast check-​in/​security process, combined with a lot of destinations, gives this place an edge over Arlanda when going domestic.
Some want to close it, i want to expand it so they can offer even more destinations beyond the Swedish border. This is a vital spot for Swedish businesses, and if you dont wanna waste your time, go here!

This is a local commuter airport. Being there 30 minutes is more than sufficient. Security is a joke if your used to dealing with TSA in the USA.
All of the gates (1 – 8) are through the only security area. Find a seat and relax. When the Swedes start to gather that’s your queue to get in line. Once through, make your way to the plane on the Tarmac. Don’t get on the wrong plane. These are small planes that use propellers not jet engines. You will be fine although we had a bit of turbulence from bad weather.

It’s a small regional airport so reminds me more of a bus station than an airport. It gets the job done but not one of my faves. My bags were lost when I got to Bromma and the staff could not have cared less. People seemed to want to avoid helping me.
It gets stars for its proximity to Stockholm: cheaper and quicker to get to the centre of Stockholm than from Arlanda so ideal if you are there for the day for business.
The staff at the security area were also nice so another star for that
I’d recommend eating before getting there. Not the cheapest of places to eat but hey, it’s an airport so that’s to be expected.

Not a lot to rate about this airport. It’s small with little to offer. As David S pointed out, it is basically a hangar with planes. Not a lot of shops or restaurants, no wi-​fi, and nowhere to sit. The location did seem convenient and it was rather easier to get out and find a taxi. And with the lower level of traffic at the airport, I imagine the security lines are quick.

I am not sure that this should be called a airport.
No online checkin for British Airways flights, and had to sit on the floor due to the lack of seating.

The location is a 5.
The airport is a 1.
This review is a strong 3.
There’s no free wifi, that’s just stupid. The airport is small and basically just a hangar with planes outside. The location is awesome though and really saves one time compared to going to ARN.