Bromma Airport in Stockholm is at the center of a heated debate.

Once a bustling hub, it now sees only two daily flights, with most airlines shifting operations to Arlanda.

Critics argue that Bromma is no longer viable, with the Social Democrats and Stockholm's Chamber of Commerce calling for its closure.

They claim the airport drains resources that could strengthen Arlanda, Sweden's key international hub.

Despite this, the government insists on keeping Bromma open, citing its role in ambulance flights and airspace control.

However, many believe this decision hampers Sweden's economic growth and competitiveness, as Arlanda struggles to compete with other European airports.

With Bromma operating at a loss, its future remains uncertain.