Cheap flights from Aalborg to Copenhagen

The weeks on either side of February are the shoulder period, and February itself is the cheapest month on this route. January and March can still be soft, while December and the school-holiday weeks tighten availability and push fares up. Midweek departures usually leave more choice than Friday or Sunday, and booking several weeks ahead matters more in spring and early summer. If you are flying for a weekend break, check the return date as carefully as the outbound, because Sunday evening flights fill first.

The route mixes low-cost and full-service carriers, so the fare rules can change a lot from one ticket to another. Norwegian and Norwegian International sit at the low-cost end; Scandinavian Airlines and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines are the full-service names; Braathens Regional Aviation, Cityjet and Danish Air Transport cover shorter or connecting legs. Direct flights exist, but not every itinerary is non-stop, and the same airline may sell both a light fare and a flexible one. Check baggage, seat selection and change rules before you pay, especially on the low-cost tickets.

Arriving late in the day changes the plan, because trains and metro services thin out and taxi queues grow. Kastrup is Copenhagen's main airport, and the usual ways into town are train, metro or taxi; if your flight lands after the last frequent service, budget extra time for the transfer. Watch the terminal and gate on the booking, since some regional flights use remote stands and bus transfers. If you have an onward connection or a hotel check-in deadline, build in margin rather than relying on the fastest transfer.

Currency

DKK (kr.)

Power sockets

Type C, E, F, K · 230 V

Language

Danish

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+45

Internet domain

.dk

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Copenhagen

667 k (2025)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Copenhagen)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Check whether your ticket is direct or connects through another airport, and whether the flights are on one booking or separate tickets.
• Read the baggage allowance for the exact fare, because low-cost tickets often charge for cabin and checked bags.
• Confirm which airport each leg uses, especially if a connection is involved.
• Check passport and entry rules for Denmark and your return country before you travel.
• Look at the price calendar around February, since January and March can differ sharply.
• If you arrive late, check the last train or metro time from Kastrup to central Copenhagen.