Oslo Airport

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Environment and local community

Avinor's activities affect the environment both globally and locally. Therefore, we take environmental responsibility and actively work to reduce this impact.

Small aircraft on the runway at an airport surrounded by lush nature, with forested hills and mountains in the background.

  1. Climate and Environmental Policy

    Avinor will be a driving force in addressing aviation's climate and environmental challenges.

  2. Noise zone map

    Avinor is responsible for mapping and managing noise from civil aviation. Each airport is required to develop a noise zone map.

  3. Construction restriction area

    Building Restriction Area (BRA) is a map of areas with restrictions regarding development around airports.

  4. Runoff Map

    The runoff map shows runoff at Avinor's airports.

  5. PFAS

    Avinor has, following orders from the Environment Directorate, initiated an extensive cleanup effort to prevent PFAS compounds from spreading in nature.

  6. Emission permits

    Avinor's emission permits are available at www.norskeutslipp.no under Land-based industry and Airports.

  7. Environmental Reports

    Avinor's environmental reports are divided into the themes of climate and sustainability and landscape and nature.

  8. Data collection and surveying instructions

    Here you will find information about data collection and measurement instructions

Airport maintenance worker tending to grass near parked airplanes, with terminal and mountains in the background

Oslo Airport

For our neighbors

The Neighbor Page is designed to enhance dialogue between Oslo Airport and our neighbors. Here you will find information about issues that concern the local community.

For our neighbors

  1. Landscape and natural environment

    Oslo Airport will manage, operate, and maintain its areas to promote biodiversity around our airport.

    Landscape and natural environment

  2. Environmental management

    Oslo Airport follows Avinor's common environmental policy. The environmental work is systematically managed with local adaptations, and ambitious goals have been set for emissions, noise, and chemicals, among other things.

    Environmental Management

  3. Climate

    Air travel and airport operations affect the climate, and the entire aviation industry must contribute to emission reductions. Oslo Airport has kept an annual climate account since 2006 and has presented these in a climate report.

    Climate

  4. Energy

    Oslo Airport has renewable energy solutions and reduces energy consumption through energy management and energy efficiency measures.

    Energy

  5. Waste

    To reduce the amount of waste at Oslo Airport, we are actively working to reduce waste as well as sorting and reusing where we can.

    Waste

  6. Environmental Reports

    Here you will find the environmental annual report and reports from the noise and route monitoring system.

    Environmental Reports

Airplane taking off from the runway at the airport, clear blue sky in the background.

Aircraft noise

Oslo Airport will actively work to limit noise pollution (from aircraft and helicopter traffic) for residents in the airport's surrounding areas.

Aircraft are de-iced at the airport in winter.

Water and reason

We regularly monitor groundwater and nearby aquatic environments at Oslo Airport to ensure that our activities do not cause pollution. Significant investments have also been made in systems that collect and treat pollution before it can reach nature.