Check-in
All passengers must check in in order to receive a boarding card which gives you access to the aircraft – even if you are only taking hand baggage on board with you. Check in at the self-service check-in machines, or at the check-in desks.
Different check-in regulations depending on the airline
Different airlines have different regulations regarding latest check-in times. Check with your airline before travellling. You must be prepared to show identification so take your ID card or passport with you, depending on where you are travelling.
Self-service check-in machines
Certain airlines offer self-service check-in machines where you check-in yourself and then take care of baggage labelling and check-in. There are also machines for electronic tickets. Tickets and boarding cards are printed when you swipe your credit/debit card. These options are especially convenient when queues are long at the traditional check-in desks.
Stockholm
Swedavia has their own white self-service check-in machines at Stockholm central station, by Arlanda Express and in Cityterminalen.
Stockholm Arlanda Airport
Swedavia's self-service check-in machines can also be found in all terminals at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. You can check in at these machines if you are travelling with the following airlines:
Air France
British Airways
Finnair
Höga Kusten Flyg
Icelandair
KLM
Norwegian
Air France, Finnair, Icelandair, KLM, SAS and Norwegian also have self-service check-in machines at Arlanda Alfa and Beta low-price parking facilities.
Charter
Airtours
Apollo
Fritidsresor
Ving
Airtours
Langley
Nazar
Nortlander
Alpresor
Springtime travel
Airlines with their own self-service check-in machines
SAS