Recruitment Day, January 30, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. at Arlanda The expansion of Stockholm Arlanda Airport, combined with the restart of air travel after the pandemic and airlines’ investments in expanded service, is creating new job opportunities. Swedavia, together with its partners at Arlanda, is holding a Recruitment Day to match jobseekers with job openings at Arlanda and other Swedavia airports.
Swedavia continues to develop its range of services at Stockholm Arlanda Airport and Göteborg Landvetter Airport. The new marketplace at Arlanda will open starting in 2023 and is one of the biggest investments ever in food and beverage outlets at the airport. With the investment, Swedavia’s partner SSP will launch some 20 well-known food and beverage concepts that are brand-new to the airports.
Swedavia appoints Robert Pletzin as its new Head of Press as of today, with the responsibility for media relations at Swedavias ten Swedish airports, including Stockholm Arlanda Airport.
The nominations for the Digital PR Awards 2017 were announced today by Mynewsdesk, the world's leading all-in-one brand newsroom and multimedia PR platform. Swedavia is pleased to be nominated in the Transport category.
The former ramp tower at Stockholm Arlanda Airport has stood empty for 15 years. But the tower will get new life now that it has been converted into an apartment decorated by the Swedish artist Cilla Ramnek. Five lucky winners from Sweden and selected countries across Europe will get the chance to spend a night in the tower in a competition carried out by Stockholm Arlanda and HomeAway.
Ms. Pac-Man, Space Invaders and Galaga – people visiting Sweden can now play some of the most celebrated and cult-declared arcade games while at the same time make use of their left-over travel coins, as they get donated to the Swedish Red Cross.
Now all travelers in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda Airport can enjoy an art experience inspired by the Swedish winter and the Baroque period. Alexia Sinclair, the Australian photographer behind this series of photos, gives life to the interiors in Skokloster Castle through her photo exhibition "A Frozen Tale."
The photography contest Swedish Light has proven to be a success . The Swedish people have sent in over 3 000 photos and in very tough competition now twenty winners have been selected to present Sweden to international visitors in Terminal 5 at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Thus, the photos are the first welcome to the more than 30 000 passengers who pass daily at Terminal 5.
Göteborg Landvetter Airport is now the first airport in the world to offer passengers the opportunity to purchase “print-on-demand” reading material for their trip. At the automated newsstand kiosk, Meganews Magazines, customers choose which periodical to print and pay using their credit card. This is also a climate-smart solution since no unwanted magazines need to be printed or transported.