Meetings in Arlandastad's Business Park

Arlandastad sits close to the airport boundary, and a transfer from the terminal there is one of the shortest routes we run — short enough that it's easy to underplan around it, assuming a taxi will simply be there the moment you clear the doors. Booking ahead removes that assumption: your pickup is arranged before you land, and the price for the route is fixed and shown to you before you pay, whatever time of day the meeting is.

Give us your flight number when you book and we track it from before departure. If your inbound flight is delayed, your pickup moves with the actual landing time automatically — there's no need to call and rearrange, and the driver isn't left waiting for a flight that's still in the air. For a meeting with a hard start time, that margin is the difference between arriving composed and arriving flustered.

Getting the address to the exact building matters more than it might in a city centre — Arlandastad's business park has multiple office buildings that can look similar from outside. Naming the company and building in your booking notes means the driver is dropping you at the right entrance, not the nearest one that looks plausible.

If the trip is being paid for by your employer or the company you're visiting, mark it as a business booking when you book — it preselects the company receipt option so the paperwork lines up with how the trip is actually being paid for, without a separate request afterwards.

Every trip comes with a receipt showing the price and the VAT line separately, and it can be made out to a company rather than to you personally. That's the document an expense system or a company accountant actually wants — not a generic fare slip, but a proper receipt with the VAT broken out.