Sandefjord Torp FBO. Clients are positively surprised.

Access Oslo FBO at Sandefjord Torp airport: exclusive, efficient, and private

While Oslo Gardermoen remains a popular choice for private aviation, Access Oslo also operates an exclusive VIP terminal at Sandefjord Torp airport, approximately an hour south of Oslo. Established in 2017 and fully renovated in 2024, the Torp FBO offers a first-class travel experience for clients who demand the highest standards of service and discretion.

A smooth travel experience from arrival to departure

The recently upgraded FBO combines efficiency, comfort, and privacy. Station Manager Jonathan Lövendahl explains:
“The renovation has transformed the terminal. Customers are often impressed by the service and the facilities, it’s a true ‘wow’ experience.”

The FBO’s design ensures short distances between all operational points. The hangar, private lounge, and aircraft are all immediately accessible, allowing passengers to move directly from lounge to aircraft.

“Everything is close to each other, which provides a clear overview of operations,” Jonathan notes.

Handling agent Semir adds:
“The high level of privacy here makes Torp ideal for corporate clients and high-profile travelers. Aircraft are parked right outside the lounge, while crew remain nearby, ready to respond at a moment’s notice.”

Joakim and Jonathan welcomes you at the reception at our FBO in Torp Sandefjord.

Attention to every detail

All Torp staff, including Jonathan, Semir, and Joakim, are professional helicopter pilots. Their aviation backgrounds ensure they understand client needs and speak the same language as flight crews:
“We know the ins and outs of operations, which makes the experience seamless for both crew and passengers,” says Joakim.

A discreet and convenient alternative to Oslo airport

Torp provides an exclusive and discreet travel option. Many high-profile travelers, including artists and executives attending events in southern Norway, choose Torp for its privacy and convenience. Vehicles are ready on arrival, and passengers move directly to their destination with minimal exposure. Despite being approximately 110 kilometers from central Oslo, Torp can be a more practical option than Gardermoen. Travelers from southern Oslo or regions further south can often save both driving and flight time by using Torp:

“For destinations south of Sandefjord, Torp can reduce flight time by up to 30 minutes compared to Gardermoen,” Jonathan notes.

Exclusive standards and unmatched service

For travelers seeking a stress-free, efficient, and discreet experience, the Access Oslo VIP terminal at Torp Sandefjord Airport offers a hidden gem in Nordic aviation.


Oslo airport FBO, an insight into our daily operations

A day in the life at Access Oslo

It’s 10 a.m., and Svein Ove Brekke, Operations Manager at Access Oslo, has been at work since 7 a.m. His first task of the day is already complete: coordinating breakfast catering for a plane arriving at the Norwegian Armed Forces base opposite Access Oslo’s FBO at Gardermoen. The request came late the previous evening, and Svein Ove’s night-shift colleague promptly sent the order to the supplier. By 9 a.m., everything the flight crew required was ready.

“Last-minute requests are common, but we are used to it. In almost every case, we manage to deliver exactly what the customer needs,” says Svein Ove.

Planning for the unexpected

A “regular shift” in executive handling is never truly regular. Svein Ove begins by ensuring all lounges are in top condition and reviewing the day’s schedule. While plans are meticulously prepared, operational reality often differs.

“Hours are spent planning in advance, but bookings, weather, or last-minute changes can always affect the day. In this industry, it’s essential to plan for the unexpected,” Svein Ove explains.

“We always strive to solve challenges in the best way for our customers, and they often appreciate the flexibility and service we provide.”

Sudden weather changes is just one of the things we are prepared for

Seamless service from start to finish

At Access Oslo, the priority is seamless service from arrival to departure. Since its founding in 2015 by commercial pilot Aleksander Aaland, the company has grown into a full-service operator at Gardermoen and Torp FBOs, handling everything from private jets and ambulance flights to military, state, and diplomatic operations. Beyond our FBOs, Access Oslo facilitates operations across the Nordic region, managing passengers, luggage, fuel, catering, transport, and even special requests such as clean linens or curated experiences.

“At smaller airports, we act as the link between the client and local staff. Language barriers, cultural differences, and irregular operating hours can make planning challenging for foreign operators,” Svein Ove notes.

“Clients can rely on us to arrange everything in one place, and we often visit airports in advance to ensure all is ready before they arrive.”

From on-site to off-site trip support and supervision, we coordinate executive, ambulance, military, and state flights, ensuring every operation meets the highest standards.

Expertise that makes a difference

Svein Ove, a helicopter pilot with extensive aviation experience, exemplifies Access Oslo’s approach: employing staff with aviation backgrounds ensures that our team understands the needs of flight crews while maintaining the highest professional standards.

“The unpredictability of our work keeps every day exciting. Even amidst constant calls and emails, knowing we provide a safe, efficient, and high-quality service for our customers makes it all worthwhile,” Svein Ove concludes with a smile.

At Access Oslo, every detail matters. From small gestures to complex logistics, we deliver flexible, professional, and reliable service, ensuring that every client experience, whether at our FBOs or across the Nordic region, is handled with precision and care.


Man in yellow jacket is marshalling a four propelled gray military plane at Gardermoen Airport.

Military flight support

Military operations in the Nordics: precision, reliability, and trust

Conducting military exercises in Norway demands precision, logistical expertise, and efficient handling of aircraft operations. Access Oslo is the preferred partner for military and NATO operations across the Nordic region, providing full-scale handling at Oslo and Torp Airports, as well as comprehensive trip support and ground services throughout the Nordics.

“The needs vary greatly, but we always ensure everything is ready for the military when they conduct training,” says Aleksander Aaland, CEO of Access Oslo and commercial pilot.

“Sometimes personnel arrive at our FBOs, other times we operate directly at the Armed Forces’ airports to provide assistance.”

Flexible services tailored to military needs

While the Norwegian Armed Forces maintain their own facilities, several critical services are outsourced to Access Oslo. These include catering, de-icing, water and waste handling, ground support, and efficient transport. Access Oslo also provides extra services to enhance the experience, which the military greatly appreciates. A prime example is the Swiss Armed Forces, which return to Norway annually for intensive training. They set up a base with several helicopters and aircraft for a week-long exercise.

“They could train elsewhere in the region, but they choose us every year. We know their needs, and we are ready from the moment they arrive, coffee and pastries are waiting at five in the morning,” Aleksander explains.

Access Oslo’s expertise also extends to complex operations, including air-to-air refueling and handling on hangar ships.

“We handle everything from small propeller aircraft to some of the world’s largest military aircraft,” says Vidar Broks-Sjåstad, Key Account Manager and Senior Handling Coordinator.

“While the needs vary, our goal is always the same: to ensure a seamless and efficient operation.”

Going beyond logistics

Although military personnel may not require the luxury of VIP passengers, Access Oslo consistently goes the extra mile.

“We deliver what our clients request, but we also ask what else we can assist with. The answer is often yes,” Vidar notes.

“Military operations can be slow by nature, but with us everything runs smoothly. They notice and appreciate it.”

Aleksander adds:
“Other handlers might decline because it’s too much effort, but we do what is required. It pays off for both our clients and our suppliers.”

This dedication to flexibility and problem-solving has made Access Oslo a trusted partner for the Armed Forces and NATO.

Single point of contact across the Nordics

Access Oslo has extensive experience supporting military operations at Oslo Gardermoen, Sandefjord Torp, and other Nordic airports. Whether handling small propeller aircraft, 767 transport planes, or helicopters, we deliver services that streamline operations and reduce complexity. Acting as a single point of contact, we simplify coordination for operators throughout the Nordic region. Clients, whether private or military benefit from reduced lead times and the ability to focus on their core mission while we manage operations efficiently.

“Permits and services can be challenging at some airports, but our network and local expertise make things happen,” Vidar explains.

The positive feedback reflects our commitment:
“You’re one of the most helpful people I’ve experienced on the road, Vidar. Thank you for making this easy on us.”

For Access Oslo, every successful operation reinforces our promise: precision, reliability, and service excellence for every client, every flight, across the Nordic region.


A small jet and a limo from Access Oslo is parked outside the FBO VIP lounge. Two men are walking towards the hangar.

The benefits of single point of contact

Simplifying operations across the Nordics

As air traffic continues to grow, the need for efficient and reliable solutions increases. Access Oslo serves as a single point of contact for the entire Nordic region, ensuring that all ground services, from catering to transport are coordinated seamlessly. This simplifies operations for airlines, charter brokers, and flight crews, eliminating the need to manage multiple contacts across different airports and suppliers.

Local airports with variable offerings

“There are many smaller airports in Norway and the Nordics,” says Vidar Broks-Sjåstad, Key Account Manager and Senior Handling Coordinator who has who has over nine years of experience with Access Oslo.

“Most are operated by commercial carriers like Widerøe or Aviator and staffed according to scheduled traffic. They are often unprepared for private jets and their specific needs.”

Operating hours vary widely, especially in Northern Norway. Airports may open briefly in the morning, close for several hours, reopen in the afternoon, and then close again until evening. For international operators, reaching the right person can be a major challenge. By acting as a single point of contact, Access Oslo streamlines communication. We coordinate directly with local handlers to ensure timely responses and that services are fully prepared.

From our offices at Oslo Airport, our dedicated team carefully plans, monitors, and supports every flight, making sure your journey runs smoothly from start to finish.

Simpler logistics throughout the region

Operating private jets in the Nordics presents unique logistical challenges. Beyond differing airport services and hours, cultural nuances and language barriers can complicate operations for international operators.

“In the Nordics, we share language and cultural understanding,” Vidar explains. “That makes it far easier for us to coordinate with a local handler than it is for someone from outside the region.”

Access Oslo bridges the gap between client expectations and local realities, motivating handlers to provide the best possible service. While smaller airports may not offer the same facilities as our FBOs, we ensure clients receive an optimized and professional experience.

On-site trip support: when nothing can go wrong

For critical missions or VVIP operations, it is sometimes necessary to have hands-on oversight. Access Oslo provides on-site trip support, sending staff to meet local handlers, review processes, and ensure everything runs flawlessly. For clients who do not require on-site presence, our off-site trip support maintains the same level of oversight. We act as a dedicated representative, following up continuously, providing updates, and ensuring operations proceed smoothly.

More than a just a handler, a complete solution

At Access Oslo, we do more than book services. We are a proactive partner, delivering solutions even under unusual circumstances or short notice.

Vidar recounts: “We’ve coordinated state visits where last-minute requests, like golf outings or exclusive tours, had to be arranged on the spot. One client had a layover at Gardermoen on May 17th, the Constitution Day and we organized a champagne breakfast and a private tour of Eidsvollbygningen.”

From fuel, catering, and de-icing to complex logistical challenges across the Nordics, we ensure every detail is managed professionally.

“There’s nothing stopping you from doing this yourself,” says Vidar, “but without Access Oslo, coordinating multiple contacts, services, and local procedures can be frustrating and time-consuming. By acting as a single point of contact, we make the process efficient, reliable, and stress-free.”

With expertise, responsiveness, and attention to detail, Access Oslo is the preferred partner for private, military, and state operations throughout the Nordic region.