Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad - Flight Information and Guide (MJF)

Kjærstad Airport serves Mosjøen, a town in the Helgeland region known for its historic wooden townscape of Sjøgata and for an important aluminum production facility.

It is a small regional airfield with flights primarily to Oslo and Bodø.

Content verified on 04/09/2026

Official source: avinor.no/en/airport/mosjoen-airport

How to get to Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad

Mosjøen town center is just minutes from the airport: transfer takes approximately 7-14 minutes by bus or taxi.

By Car

Those arriving by car reach the city center of Mosjøen in just a few minutes.

By Train

There is no direct rail connection to the airport; Mosjøen station is connected to the national railway network.

By Bus

Line 221 connects the airport to the city centre in approximately 14 minutes, with limited services (approximately six per week).

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Tips Sjøgata, the wooden historic center along the river, is among the best-preserved streets in northern Norway: a half-hour walk is sufficient to appreciate it.

Average travel time to MJF

TrainNot available

Shuttle bus14 minutes (limited services)

Taxi / Private hire7 minutes (16-19 USD)

Parking near Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad

Just in front of the terminal is a small parking area.

Rates are in line with Norwegian standards.

How to get to Mosjøen from MJF

By Train

There is no direct railway connection to the airport.

By Bus

Line 221 connects the airport to the city center in about 14 minutes, with limited service.

By Taxi

Taxis charge approximately 17-21 USD to the city center (around 7 minutes).

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Car rental at Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad

The more established car rental companies operate from the arrivals area.

The required documents are limited to a driver's license, passport, and credit card.

Hotels near Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad

Kjærstad airport is about 6-7 km from Mosjøen, 10-15 minutes by car or taxi with no direct buses into the centre. Almost all of the town can be visited on foot starting from Sjøgata, the street of eighteenth-century wooden houses on the Vefsna river, and the hotels available are few, all clustered there or along the E6 just outside the historic core. There are no alternatives near the runway: the choice is simply between the historic charm of the centre and the convenience of a hotel on the main road.

City centre

Mosjøen and Sjøgata

About 6-7 km and 10-15 minutes by car from the airport; no direct bus, so you use a taxi, a private transfer or a rental car.

Best for: Those who want to sleep in the historic core of Mosjøen or just outside it, along the E6, without worrying too much about the few minutes' difference by car from the airport.

Pros

The historic centre of Sjøgata, with its eighteenth-century wooden houses, can be explored entirely on foot
Railway station and bus stops right outside some hotels, handy for those continuing their journey south

Cons

No hotel near the runway: the 10-15 minute transfer is still necessary
The choice is limited to a few properties, with no major international chains

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Airport services

The airport serves Mosjøen, known for its wooden historic center at Sjøgata and the Helgeland region's aluminum industry.

Shopping & Duty Free

There is no duty-free area, in keeping with the airport's modest size.

Lounges & relaxation

No dedicated VIP lounges are present.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

The terminal's waiting and transit areas are covered by Wi-Fi.

Families & Children

Family assistance services are minimal or unavailable, reflecting the airport's profile.

Terminal guide

The terminal is modest in size, with flights predominantly to Oslo and Bodø.

Those traveling on flights should allow 1.5–2 hours as a margin.

Map of Mosjøen Airport, Kjærstad

Frequently asked questions

Q. What is Sjøgata?

Mosjøen's historic street, lined with well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century wooden houses along the river, among the best-preserved historic centres in northern Norway.

Q. Why is Mosjøen linked to aluminium?

It is home to a major aluminium smelter, among the main industrial activities of the Helgeland region.

Q. Does the airport have many flights?

No, connections are limited, mainly to Oslo and Bodø: always check the current schedules before planning your trip.

Q. Is Mosjøen also a Hurtigruten stop?

No, unlike many coastal ports further north, Mosjøen lies inside a fjord not served by the Hurtigruten route: the main link to the outside world remains the airport or the road.