Are Airport responsible for lost items?
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Yes — Bergen Airport (BGO), operated by Avinor, is responsible for handling lost items found within the airport premises.
Here’s how you can report a lost item at Bergen Airport (Flesland, BGO): 🖥️ 1. Online: Avinor “MissingX” Start by searching or registering your lost item through the Avinor MissingX system. This is typically the fastest way to get your case in front of airport staff. 2. Visit or Contact the Lost & Found Office Location: Arrivals area (Avinor Service Center) 3. If You Lost an Item on the Aircraft Contact the ground handling agent for your airline: Widerøe Ground Handling (SAS, Widerøe, etc.): bag.bgo@wideroe.no Aviator (Norwegian, KLM, Wizz Air, etc.): ll.bgo@aviator.eu 4. What Happens Next Items found in the terminal, security area, bus, or plane are delivered to Lost & Found and kept for up to three months, after which they’re sent to Fretex or the police Once registered via MissingX, wait 1–3 days before calling or emailing the office to follow up.
At Bergen Airport (BGO), the Lost & Found office (hittegods) is located just south of the main terminal, in the Widerøe Ground Handling cargo/freight terminal, approximately 100 m from the passenger building.
| Item Details | Lost Date | Lost Time |
|---|---|---|
| sdfsdfsdfsdfdsfsdfsdfsdf (View Details) | Oct, 10, 2026 | 16:10 |
| Tote bag (View Details) | May, 05, 2025 | 14:05 |
| iPad in Red cover (View Details) | Mar, 03, 2025 | 09:03 |
| Android Phone (View Details) | Mar, 03, 2025 | 08:03 |
| Engagement Ring (View Details) | Feb, 02, 2025 | 15:02 |
| Purse brand name Allen Solly (View Details) | Feb, 02, 2025 | 23:02 |