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October 11, 2023
11.10.2023 Copenhagen Airport tops twenty million passengers for 2023 so far A total of 20.3 million passengers travelled through CPH during the first nine months of 2023,...
August 31, 2023
Copenhagen Airports A/S and the largest airlines have settled the terms and conditions for a new four-year agreement on charges. Charges agreements form the foundation of the airport’s finances...
July 12, 2023
12.07.2023 CPH traffic report: Summer season off to a flying start CPH opened the summer season with 2.5 million air travellers in June, the busiest month since Covid struck...
July 5, 2023
The retailer operates six shops at the hub
May 11, 2023
11.05.2023 CPH traffic data: Southern Europe making a strong recovery Flights out of CPH heading for southern destinations filled to pre-Covid levels. This summer,... | May 11, 2023
April 15, 2023
15.04.2023 Spring is in the air and traffic is growing at Copenhagen Airport With a traffic flow of almost two million passengers, this was the busiest March at Copenhagen... | April 15, 2023
March 2, 2023
Following a three-year hiatus brought about by the pandemic, Air India is once again offering a direct link from Denmark to India’s capital
October 3, 2022
The airport shopping app will launch this month
September 13, 2022
August was busy at Copenhagen Airport, where more than 2.3 million passengers passed through the terminals. Overall, this means that in the three summer months of the year, there were seven million passengers through Copenhagen Airport. Spain is at the top as the most popular country to travel to.
August 11, 2022
The appetite for travel is particularly great this summer. With 2.4 million passengers and more than 120 destinations, the terminals at Copenhagen Airport were buzzing in July. However, the SAS pilot strike meant that there were fewer travellers than expected. Overall, eight out of ten travellers are back compared to pre-COVID figures.