All travellers must check in, electronically or at a counter, in order to receive a boarding pass - even those who are travelling only with hand baggage. An ID document inspection is mandatory within the EU, so be prepared to show acceptable proof of your identity.
NOTE: Do not store photographic film in your check-in baggage, since it may be affected by the X-ray equipment that is used during baggage sorting. Put film in your hand baggage instead.
Read more about check-in baggage
Different ways to check in
Depending on what airline you travel with you can check in in different ways, for example on the Internet, SMS, at a check-in counter or via check-in machines. Read more about check-in machines below.
The Swedavia check-in machines in Stockholm
Swedavia has white check-in machines at the Central Station in Stockholm, next to Arlanda Express and in Cityterminalen. In these machines you can check in with the following airlines:
- Air France
- Finnair
- Iceland Air
- KLM
- Norwegian
- SAS
The Swedavia check-in machines at Stockholm Arlanda
Swedavia also has white check-in machines in all terminals at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. In these machines you can check in with the following airlines:
Air France
- Air China
- British Airways
- Finnair
- Höga Kusten Flyg
- Icelandair
- KLM
- Norwegian
Air France, Finnair, Iceland Air, KLM, SAS and Norwegian also have check-in machines at Arlanda Airport Conference and the long-term parking area Arlanda Långtid Alfa.
Charter:
- Airtours
- Apollo
- Fritidsresor
- Ving
- Langley
- Nazar
- Nortlander
- Alpresor
- Springtime travel
Airlines with their own check-in machines
In addition, SAS offer the option of checking in using their own check-in machines at Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
Maximum size for hand baggage
Different airlines have different rules. Check with your airline to be sure what the maximum size for your hand baggage is.
Airlines - contact information