Prague PRG to Stockholm STO flight with Norwegian Air Shuttle

Prague to Stockholm Flights: An Overview

Stockholm is the beautiful waterside capital of Sweden, popular with tourists from all over the world for its modern, cosmopolitan feel and historic foundations. Flights between Prague and Stockholm can be a quick and convenient way to travel between these two cities, with direct services taking around one hour 50 minutes to travel the 1,054 kilometers distance. It takes an average of four hours and 12 minutes to travel from Prague to Stockholm, with both direct and indirect flight options available every day, and throughout the week.

Which airlines fly from Prague to Stockholm? 

Passengers taking flights from Prague to Stockholm have a wide range of options with airlines such as SAS, Norwegian, Brussels Airlines, Air Baltic, and Lot Polish Airlines offering weekly direct and indirect flights. The only airlines to offer regular direct flights on this route are Norwegian Airlines and SAS, all the others operate indirect services. Indirect flights from these airlines have stopovers in major cities around Europe, including London, Munich, and Frankfurt.

How long is the flight from Prague to Stockholm?

Flights from Prague to Stockholm take an average of four hours and 12 minutes to cover the 1,054 kilometers distance between the two cities. The fastest flights are direct, departing from Prague Vaclav Havel Airport and arriving at Stockholm Skavsta Airport in one hour 50 minutes. Although indirect flights will take longer, passengers can still regularly find services that complete the journey in 4-6 hours, with a stopover.

How many flights are there from Prague to Stockholm?

The number of daily flights from Prague to Stockholm will vary depending on the day, but there are around 18 direct flights every week and 170 indirect flights with stopovers at various cities including Athens, Frankfurt, Munich, London, and Doha. On average, there are three direct flights daily, departing from early morning to early evening.

What are the departure and arrival airports for flights from Prague to Stockholm?

Departure airport: Prague’s Vaclav Havel Airport is the only commercial airport in the city. It is located 11 kilometers west of Prague and serves around 17 million passengers every year. Public transport is readily available, making it easy to access the airport from the city center. Buses 100 and 119 depart from the metro stations in the city center and take 35 minutes to the airport. Facilities at Vaclav Havel Airport include parking lots, passenger lounges with free WiFi, duty-free shops, restaurants, hotels, and money exchange services.

Arrival airport: flights on this route land at multiple airports in Stockholm, including Stockholm Skavsta, Stockholm Bromma, Stockholm Arlanda Airport, and Stockholm Vasteras. The main airport is Stockholm Arlanda Airport which handles the majority of the international flights. It is also home to Scandinavian Airlines which is the country’s national carrier. Passengers can easily access the city center from the airport by using the Arlanda Express – this service will reach downtown in around 20 minutes. Passengers with a Stockholm Travelcard can easily access the train, as well as extensive bus and subway networks in the city. Amenities in the airport include shops, lounges, car rental services, and 3-hours of free WiFi.