About Copenhagen Kastrup International Airport
Copenhagen Kastrup International Airport (CPH), located in Kastrup, Denmark, is one of the busiest and most significant airports in Scandinavia. Operated by Copenhagen Airports A/S, CPH is a major hub for both domestic and international flights, serving as a key gateway to Northern Europe. It is situated approximately 5 miles southeast of Copenhagen’s city centre, making it conveniently accessible for travellers.
The airport's history dates back to 1925 when it was initially established as a modest airfield. Over the decades, it has undergone extensive development and modernization to cater to the growing demands of air travel. Today, Copenhagen Airport features three main terminals: Terminal 1 (primarily for domestic flights), Terminal 2, and Terminal 3 (both handling international and some domestic flights).
CPH is renowned for its efficient infrastructure and passenger-friendly services. The terminals are equipped with modern amenities, including automated baggage handling systems, a wide range of retail and dining options, and several lounges offering comfortable seating, complimentary snacks, beverages, and high-speed Wi-Fi.
The airport's operational efficiency and exceptional passenger services have earned it numerous accolades, including awards for being one of the best airports in Europe. Copenhagen Airport can handle over 30 million passengers annually and continues to grow with ongoing expansion projects aimed at further increasing this capacity.
Copenhagen Kastrup International Airport is also a critical cargo hub, facilitating the movement of goods and contributing significantly to the region's economy. Its strategic location and comprehensive connectivity make it a vital gateway for international trade and tourism.