Airlines of Denmark

Denmark's aviation sector comprises four airlines serving the country's air transport needs. The main carriers are Danish Air Transport, established in 1989, along with Jet Time, Sun-Air of Scandinavia, and Sunclass Airlines. These airlines operate from Denmark's primary hubs at Copenhagen Airport and Billund Airport, with no low-cost carriers among them. The fleet and route networks of these operators connect Denmark to regional and international destinations, with Copenhagen and Billund airports handling the majority of passenger traffic.

On each airline page, you will find detailed information about each Danish airline, including contact details for customer service and booking inquiries. Our airline pages provide specific baggage allowance policies, check-in procedures, and fleet composition for each carrier. Whether you are planning a domestic flight or international travel from Denmark, these resources help you understand the services and requirements of the country's airlines before your journey.