Flygbussarna
Flygbussarna provide an airport bus service between many airports in and cities in Sweden. They are operated by FAC Flygbussarna Airport Coaches AB.
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Parent | Transdev -2020 Vy 2020- |
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Headquarters | Cityterminalen Klarabergsviadukten 72 111 64 Stockholm |
Locale | Sweden |
Service area | Airports of Sweden |
Service type | Airport bus |
Fuel type | Rapeseed Oil |
Operator | FAC Flygbussarna Airport Coaches AB |
Website | www.flygbussarna.se |
Airports and cities served
FAC Flygbussarna Airport Coaches provides bus transfer to and from eight airports and two harbours in Sweden. However, unlike many coach companies in Europe, none of the fleet is wheelchair accessible, except in Gothenburg.
Airports:
- Stockholm-Arlanda Airport – Stockholm
- Stockholm-Bromma Airport – Stockholm
- Stockholm-Skavsta Airport – Stockholm
- Stockholm-Skavsta Airport – Linköping – Norrköping
- Stockholm-Västerås Airport – Stockholm
- Göteborg Landvetter Airport – Gothenburg
- Malmö Airport – Malmö/Lund
- Visby Airport – Visby (in the summer time)
Harbours:
- Stockholm – Nynäshamn harbour, Destination Gotland´s ferries
- Stockholm – Stadsgården, Viking Line´s ferries
- Stockholm – Värtahamnen, Tallink Silja Line's ferries
Advertising
In 2009 Acne, a Swedish advertising company, built a coach bus using 50 wrecked cars. The construction resembling a real Flygbussarna coach bus was meant to encourage drivers to take the bus instead of driving their own cars, which would lead to less CO2 emissions.[1]
Acquisition
The Norwegian bus company Vy has announced that it acquired Flygbussarna which is planned to be completed in the first quarter of 2020. [2]
References
- "Inspiring Eco Ad Campaign: 1 Coach Bus for 50 Cars". InfoNIAC.com. Retrieved 5 May 2009.
- "Norwegian Railways strengthens bus business in Sweden". RailTech.com. Retrieved 2020-01-24.
External links
- Official website
Media related to Flygbussarna at Wikimedia Commons