Bergen Airport (BGO) Terminal Map

The passenger terminal at Bergen Airport has 11 gates with jetbridges 21-32. The way the terminal is built, opening and closing doors can convert gates between domestic and international traffic. The gates are generally divided into a domestic and international area, but offer flexibility. Gate 21 is at the southeast end of the terminal & used for international flights only, the remaining gates are then numbered clockwise around the terminal, finishing with gate 32 at the northeast end. Gate 22 is used for international and Schengen flights, while Gates 23-27 are used for both international and domestic flights and Gates 28-32 are used solely for domestic flights. Gate 24 serves the large class E aircraft.

Services & amenities in the passenger terminal: The Service Center (tel. 47 67 03 1555; fax 1558) is open Mo-Fr 7:45am-9:45pm; Sat. 9:45amm-5:45pm & Sun 1:15pm-9:45pm.
A bank (Handelsbanken) which offers foreign exchange service, is in the arrival hall, first floor; a few ATM’s are scattered around the Airport. British Pounds, US Dollars & Euros are available from the ATM in the international departure hall, opposite the Duty Free shop. Lockers are on the ground floor near the stairs; the fee is based on weight. Avinor’s IP Zone offers free internet access.
Tax Refund operators are located at pre- and post security.
The conference center called ‘De 7 fjell’ is on the second floor, close to Hansatorget. Five conference/meeting rooms for small to medium-sized gatherings are available a lift away from check-in.
Food and Drink is available at restaurants, cafes, & pubs at pre- and post-security.
For shopping there is a gift shop, a 7-11 convenience store and a ‘Narvesen’ kiosk. The duty-free shop offers a large selection of products.

NOTE:  Planning started to extend the current terminal and to add a 'Terminal 3' - both of which would probably be combined into one integrated terminal, capable of handling 7.5 million passengers a year by 2017.