Cheap Flights to Denmark, Copenhagen by Low Cost Airlines and Scheduled Carriers

Cheap Flights to Denmark on Low Cost and Scheduled Airlines

This is a list of carriers that service Danish Airports. Find the appropriate airlines for your origin and click directly onto the airlines' website to get the best fares. Alternatively, try the search tool below...

British Airways

BA Have an interesting combination of flights in and out of Denmark. Not only do they fly direct from London Heathrow to Copenhagen, but they also have flights to Billund from Manchester and Birmingham, and also from other European cities like Paris, Brussels, Dusseldorf, Helsinki, Oslo and Gothenburg. They also have connecting flights from Aarlborg and Aarhus.

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

The best airline to access Copenhagen from the regions of the UK is KLM, as it flies from every UK airport via Amsterdam, and has very low fares too.

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Sterling Airlines

Sterling are a Copenhagen-based low cost airline that flies to almost 40 destinations in Europe. From the UK you can fly from London Gatwick to Copenhagen with Sterling, and direct from Edinburgh and Nottingham too.

Lufthansa

Lufthansa have flights via Germany but they are unlikely to be cheap, its more a question of availability.

Air Berlin

This German Low cost airline has a base in Copenhagen and flies to huge network all over Europe, so they are definitely a try wherever you are travelling from. The Only route from the UK is from Bournemouth direct to Copenhagen.

EasyJet

Easyjet have direct flights from London Stansted and Berlin to Copenhagen Airport.

Ryanair

As usual with Ryanair, they fly to the smaller, regional airports where landing costs are lower. In this case you can fly to Billund from Dublin, Madrid, Girona, Milan and Pisa. Aarhus can be reached from Stansted and Girona and finally Esbjerg is accessed from Stansted only only.

Air Baltic

Air Baltic is an increasingly important low cost airline that focuses on mostly Eastern European destinations. You can fly direct to Copenhagen from St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Moscow, Riga, Vilnius, Minsk, Gomel, Odessa, Tashkent Baku and even Tel Aviv.

Scandinavian Air System

SAS Fly direct to Copenhagen from London Heathrow, Birmingham, Dublin, and Manchester Airports, as well as a huge variety of other European airports.

Danish Air Transport

This a tiny Dansih airline that serves the Baltic and Scandinavian Region only.

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