Localization study underway for a metro to Bromma Airport area
Today, October 10, Region Stockholm presented its budget for the upcoming year. It allocates SEK 50 million over two years for a localization study on a metro line to what is referred to as Bromma Parkstad – the current site of the airport.
A localization study is the first step toward building a new metro line. It involves identifying one or several alternatives that are technically feasible and provide significant societal benefits over the long term.
The localization study will form the basis for future negotiations on the funding of the metro.
A metro line to the Bromma Airport area is part of the in-depth needs analysis conducted by the administration for metro expansion in collaboration with the traffic administration, focusing on future rail transport. The analysis highlights around 20 potential routes for future development.
The full analysis, including the concept study on a metro to the Bromma Airport area, is available to read here.
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