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Copenhagen's Kastrup airport is the biggest Scandinavian airport so very often, you have good transatlantic and Asian connections and there are plenty of flights to all over Europe both by traditional and budget airlines. Of the latter, I can especially name EasyJet to Berlin and various English cities. The Danish budget airlines Maersk and Sterling have just joined forces so their itineraries might change but is so far quite extensive too. Of the more traditional airlines, SAS Scandinavian airlines is of course the best bet when it comes to itineraries since it has its world hub here and these days also sell its cheap Europe and Snowflake tickets. But as for prices, your own national carrier could be just as good.
http://www.scandinavian.net/
http://www.easyjet.com/
http://www.sterlingticket.com/en/forside_en
From inside Scandinavia, there are also the following from Stockholm and Oslo:
http://www.flynordic.com/showIndexPage.do (also flies from Tallinn)
http://www.norwegian.no/
From Kastrup, it is easy (and quick) to get to the city centre by train as it has its own station.
Finally, Malm? Sturup airport in Sweden is just across the bridge and definately an alternative if you fly Ryanair from London or Wizz Air from Polish cities or Budapest.
Updated Oct 11, 2005
Website: http://www.cph.dk
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This is great: you couldn't get lost on your way to Copenhagen if you even tried! All main roads and trains in Denmark lead here, all boats going through the ?resund moor here and nearby Kastrup airport (CPH) is a clear example of Scandinavian cleanliness and efficiency.
From Kastrup airport there's really no better and cheaper way to get to the city than to take the train. The station is located underneath the airport terminal (3) and trains to Copenhagen proper leave every 10 minutes. The train ride only takes 15 minutes and drops you off in the centre of town. For further journeys or across the ?resund bridge/tunnel to Malm? in Sweden there are frequent trains as well.
Written Mar 28, 2005
Website: www.cph.dk
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The airport of Copenhagen is located in Kastrup, a town on the Amager island which is only 8 km southeast of the city centre.
It has an excellent train service to both Copenhagen and via the Oresund Bridge to the Swedish city of Malmo.
Written Apr 19, 2004
Website: http://www.cph.dk/
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Copenhagen airport is one of the busiest in Europe and the busiest in Scandinavia. What I like the most in this airport is the nice facilities for children, so, at list they are not bored while waiting. The bad part is, shopping, everything is very expensive, so buy everything before or after leaving this place.
Updated Mar 23, 2004
Website: http://www.cph.dk/
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Daily non-stop flights from all parts of the world, ferries and direct trains to major cities in Europe, makes it easy to get here from any part of the world.
I preferred Swiss Air. It was very comfortable.
Written Oct 23, 2003
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We took an aeroplane from Sydney to Copenhagen (via Singapore). It took almost 24 hours for the trip.
I would recommend a stop over for a day or two somewhere to break up the trip a bit if you have the time.
From Copenhagen we took a train to Oslo. It was an over night train that took around 7.5 hours. Luckily we got a couchette (six beds in a small room) from Malmo to make for a more comfortable trip...
Updated Aug 13, 2003
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Copenhagen is easy to reach from any location. have direct flights to/from 111 cities worldwide, several international train connections to/from Scandinavia and the rest of Europe, direct links to the European E-highway system, and international ship & ferryboat connections
Written Mar 11, 2003
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Avoid SAS airlines, they ripped me off on bag charges, lost my bag for over 24 hours, and were totally unresponsive and unhelpful.
Written Apr 22, 2007
Website: http://www.cph.dk
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Kastrup Airport is the most important airport in Denmark. The fastest way to go to the city centre is by train, which takes about 15 minutes.
How to get there:
- www.cph.dk/CPH/UK/MAIN/Getting+Here
Written Sep 24, 2006
Phone: (+45) 3231 3231
Website: www.cph.dk
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Scandinavian Airlines flyes to Cph whit normal fares from most of european cities
Written May 9, 2006
Website: http://www.cph.dk
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