Flygplatsoperatören

Flygplatsoperatören, or airport operator, is the entity responsible for the management and operation of an airport. This includes a wide range of activities necessary for the airport's day-to-day functioning and long-term development. The operator's primary role is to ensure the safety, security, and efficiency of all airport operations.

Key responsibilities of a flygplatsoperatören typically encompass the maintenance and development of airport infrastructure such as runways, taxiways, terminals, and air traffic control facilities. They also manage airside operations, including aircraft parking, ground handling coordination, and the flow of air traffic within the airport's vicinity. On the landside, operators oversee passenger services, retail operations, car parking, and ground transportation links.

Furthermore, flygplatsoperatören is responsible for implementing and enforcing safety and security regulations, often in coordination with national aviation authorities and law enforcement agencies. This includes baggage screening, passenger checks, and perimeter security. Financial management, including revenue generation through landing fees, passenger charges, and commercial leases, is another critical aspect of their role. The operator may be a public entity, a private company, or a public-private partnership, depending on the country and the specific airport. Their ultimate goal is to provide a functional and attractive environment for airlines, passengers, and other stakeholders.