Denmark Flight Guide

Denmark is the senior member of the Scandinavian kingdom of Denmark located in northern Europe. It borders Germany to the south as well as the Baltic and North Sea. The capital and largest city is Copenhagen. Other major cities include Arhus and Odense. Faroe Islands and Greenland are also part of the Kingdom of Denmark. The official language in Denmark is Danish. Sites to see include the Jelling Runic stones which is a UNESCO world heritage site. There are also numerous historical remnants of the Viking age as well as Christian historical monuments.

Summers in Denmark are cool, averaging a mean temperature of 15 degrees Celsius in August. Winter runs from January to February with a mean temperature of zero degrees Celsius.

Kastrup Copenhagen Airport (IATA: CPH) is the main international airport in Denmark. Other major airports include Odense Airport (IATA: ODE) and Aarhus Airport (IATA: AAR). Direct flights from Australia are not available but Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Austrian Airlines and Lufthansa offer indirect flights to Copenhagen from a number of Australian cities. The main departure airports in Australia are Melbourne Tullamarine, Sydney Kingsford, Brisbane, Perth, Roma, Cairns, Adelaide, Hobart and Darwin. The average direct flight time from Sydney or Melbourne to Copenhagen in Denmark in a commercial airliner is 20 hours. Indirect flights will vary depending on the connecting hub.


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