Copenhagen Flights

Maersk-air could be the right choice!
Here the danish "low-cost"company;It's not cheap as Ryanair but it's the best way to get Copenhagen from
southern Europe..
Good the service,even if,strangely for a scandinavian service,the departure flight toke off quite in late(40min.)...casuality I guess,and then the coming
back was perfectly on time!
Easy booking by internet and availability of the staff.

Iceland Express flies cheaply between Copenhagen and Iceland.
The route is of course interesting for travellers from Iceland who wants to visit Copenhagen, but i think the route can also be interesting for visitors to Copenhagen who have a dream of seeing Iceland as tickets to Iceland can be very expensive from some countries.

Transavia is a dutch budget carrier that flies between copenhagen and several european destinations, mostly in southern europe.It's a traditional budget airline with no thrills attached to it, but they are not the worst and are certainly ok when you look at the cheap prices they have.

Be aware though that they have recently (september 2010) announced that they will stop most of their flights out of Copenhagen, so check out updates before you book.
I will update this info as soon as i know what they are doing.

Cimber-sterling is one of the biggest budget airlines from scandinavia and has lot's of flights to many european destinations as well as to Tel Aviv.
they are one of the better budget airlines in Europe in my opinion and I do especially like their onboard service where I always have the feel that the staff have time for the clients and actually like helping them.
In a world of budget airlines where i sometimes feel a little punished when flying, I do feel a bit like coming home when I fly Cimber.

Norwegian is a budget airline that operates out of copenhagen airport and has flights to loads of destinations around Europe.
It´s in many ways a scandinavian Ryanair and you should expect to pay for any extra you might need.
They can have some very competitive prices at times and are worth checking out if you plan to fly from somewhere in Europe to Copenhagen.

You have 3 different airlines flying between Copenhagn and New York.
SAS, Delta and Continental.
That meas you have several flights a day to chose from and that also ,eans that the prices can be quite good from time to time because of teh competition.

www.sas.dk

www.delta.com

www.continental.com

Air Canada has a direct service between Copenhagen and Toronto.
It was closed down a few years ago but has now opened in 2010 and we are many who are very happy about that.
Air Canada is flying this route in codeshare with SAS so you can continue further out in Europe with them on the same ticket if that is what you want.

Easyjet flies from Copenhagen to London, Milano and Berlin, Geneva and Basel.
They have very good prices and in my opinion it's one of the better budget airlines in europe.
Easyjet is a nice casual airline where i have seen both dreadlocks and piercings on the flight attendants and i think that is a relief in a trade that is often way too conservative.