Flights to Copenhagen, Denmark?

youcancallmeal

What ever happened to Ryanair and Aerlingus flying to Denmark? I'm 100% Aerlingus used to fly there but maybe not ryanair. Neither seem to fly there anymore. Wierd

BuffyBot

I don't remember Ryanair flying to anywhere in Denmark from Ireland (Aarhus from Stanstead, but possibly not from Dublin. Aer Lingus used to, and killed the route in 2000 and were to bring it back last year, but that seems to have died.

SAS (http://www.scandinavian.net/) fly from Dublin though.

youcancallmeal

BuffyBot wrote:

I don't remember Ryanair flying to anywhere in Denmark from Ireland (Aarhus from Stanstead, but possibly not from Dublin. Aer Lingus used to, and killed the route in 2000 and were to bring it back last year, but that seems to have died.

SAS (http://www.scandinavian.net/) fly from Dublin though.

Yep looks like SAS is my best bet. Cheers

Zebra3

Go here for Snowflake, SAS's budget airline:

https://ibp2.scandinavian.net/ibp/planandbook/CampaignWhereView.aspx?MKT=IE&lng=en

AL withdrew their Cph route around the end of the summer I think.

Don't think Ryanair ever flew there from Ireland.

bringitdown

Fly to Malmo, Sweden with Ryanair and take a train or ferry to Copenhagen, should work out cheaper that with SAS.

Train journey is very short and quite cheap if I remember correctly. Malmo is nice to stay for an afternoon too!

WetDaddy

My girlfriend is from Landskrona, which is just outside Malmo. Malmo is indeed a lovely place to spend a while and the train from there goes straight into the terminal at the airport (I had about 25 steps to my check-in desk!).

I flew with SAS to Copenhagen when I went over, and I got return flights for under €100. I know that was a special deal, but I got it through the World Travel Centre on Pearse St., if that's any help!

youcancallmeal

bringitdown wrote:

Fly to Malmo, Sweden with Ryanair and take a train or ferry to Copenhagen, should work out cheaper that with SAS.

Train journey is very short and quite cheap if I remember correctly. Malmo is nice to stay for an afternoon too!

I would of done that but unfortunately Ryanair don't fly from Dublin to Malmo, only London Stansted to Malmo

deathfunk wrote:

My girlfriend is from Landskrona, which is just outside Malmo. Malmo is indeed a lovely place to spend a while and the train from there goes straight into the terminal at the airport (I had about 25 steps to my check-in desk!).

I flew with SAS to Copenhagen when I went over, and I got return flights for under €100. I know that was a special deal, but I got it through the World Travel Centre on Pearse St., if that's any help!

I was checking out flysnowflake.com and they are flying to copenhagen for €130 return which isnt too bad at all really.

BuffyBot

Snowflake itself doesn't exist as a seperate airline anymore..it's just a "pay-for-everything-and-sit-in-tighter-seats" class on the SAS plane now