Copenhagen Airport

Copenhagen Airport, located on the island Amager, is the airport serving Copenhagen, Denmark. The airport is the main hub for Scandinavian Airlines System. Its IATA Airport Code is CPH. The airport in Malmö (MMX) serves as a secondary airport for Copenhagen. Copenhagen Airport serves about 50,000 passengers per day. 18.3 million passengers passed through the facility in 2002.

Copenhagen Airport was originally called Kastrup Airport and the latter name is sometimes still used since the airport is located in the town of Kastrup.

Copenhagen Airport has three terminals:

Table of contents

1 Terminals 1.1 Terminal 1 1.2 Terminal 2 1.3 Terminal 3 2 External Links

Terminals

Terminal 1

• Cimber Air
• Scandinavian Airlines System
• Scandinavian Airlines System Commuter
• Scan Con Travel

Terminal 2

• Adria Airways
• Aeroflot
• Air France
• Air Greenland
• Air Malta
• Arkia
• Atlantic Airways
• Avioimpex
• Azzurra Air
• Bulgaria Air
• British Airways
• British Airways Citiexpress
• City Air
• CSA Czech Airlines
• Duo Airways
• Easyjet
• Egypt Air
• Ethiopian Airlines
• Finnair
• Iberia Airlines
• Iceland Express
• Iran Air
• Islandflug
• Jat Airways
• KLM
• Lithuanian Airlines
• LOT Polish
• Macedonian Airlines
• Maersk Air
• MALEV Hungarian
• Nordic Airlink
• Olympic Airways
• Ostfriesische Lufttransport
• Pakistan International Airlines
• Pulkovo Aviation
• Singapore Airlines
• SN Brussels
• Snowflake Airlines
• Sterling
• Swedline
• Swiss International Airlines
• TAP Air Portugal
• TAROM Romanian
• Tunisair
• Turkish Airlines
• Ukraine International Airlines
• Virgin Express

Terminal 3

• Air Baltic
• Air Botnia
• Air Canada (seasonal)
• Austrian Airlines
• British Midland
• Cimber Air
• Estonian Air
• Icelandair
• Lufthansa
• Luxair
• Maersk Air
• Scandinavian Airlines System
• Skyways Airlines
• Spanair
• Thai Airways International
• Widerøe

External Links

• Copenhagen Airports homepage in English