Copenhagen no longer has Uber. Taxis are slow and insanely expensive. The Metro is cheap, fast, and will take you right into the downtown train station, or (with a single, easy transfer) to the UN offices and the cruise ship port.
Earlier this month we flew to and from Copenhagen from Edinburgh with Easyjet. Having flown with Easyjet previously we were not surprised by the flight. However what did surprise us was the F gates at Copenhagen Airport. Firstly they are about 20 minutes walk with only assistance for part of the way and secondly the F satellite is about as basic as it could have been made. This is after all a permanent installation and to have insufficient seats and toilets is totally unacceptable. I would suggest that if you are flying to Copenhagen do not go with Easyjet or Ryanair.
As a light aircraft pilot considering a trip to Gronholt it would have been useful to know whether 100LL is available. An indication of landing fees would also have been helpful.
Billund is the main regional airport for the region of Jylland in Denmark, with connections to Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Poland, France, UK, Austria, Estland, Letland, The Faroes, Iceland as well as a host of charter destinations.. Apart from being a vital service for the communities in the region, it and the region has several other interesting attractions, number one probably being LEGO, the famous buidling block. The airport was actually started by the Lego-family and business, in order to facilitate expansion and development of the building block. Lego is still the main employer in the relatively small community, but which has a rather large regional reach. The first LEGOLAND is situated just south of the runway and so is one of Europes largest aqualands, waterfun-for-the-whole-family type of recreational facilty. A few miles from the airport you'll find Givskud Zoo, a major excotic animal park, much known for its extensive research in animal behaviour and endangered species preservation.
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Easy transit into the city
🔗 Wed, 31 Jul 2019
— @david at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Denmark
Copenhagen no longer has Uber. Taxis are slow and insanely expensive. The Metro is cheap, fast, and will take you right into the downtown train station, or (with a single, easy transfer) to the UN offices and the cruise ship port.
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🔗 Fri, 06 Jul 2018
— @Barrayar at Hammer Glider Field, Denmark
Major activity of gliders Fri, Sat and Sun. TMG and UL approved, but LSA like Cessna, Piper not, because of noise level.
Beautiful airport
🔗 Mon, 23 Oct 2017
— @Jogge at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Denmark
Excellent shops and restaurants, and the wooden furnish is really nice.
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🔗 Sat, 15 Jul 2017
— Anonymous Flyer at Hammer Glider Field, Denmark
AIRPORT CHILDREN TRAPPED BY ELIZABETH HERE
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🔗 Sat, 15 Jul 2017
— Anonymous Flyer at Grønbæk Flyveplads, Denmark
AIRPORT CHILDREN TRAPPED BY ELIZABETH HERE
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🔗 Thu, 22 Jun 2017
— Anonymous Flyer at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Denmark
Mom here Elizabeth bringing her infantsKonte Chooputho diamond s with
Avnø closed!
🔗 Sun, 13 Mar 2016
— Anonymous Flyer at Avnø Air Base, Denmark
Avnø has been closed for nearly 15 years....
F Gates
🔗 Thu, 18 Jun 2015
— Anonymous Flyer at Copenhagen Kastrup Airport, Denmark
Earlier this month we flew to and from Copenhagen from Edinburgh with Easyjet. Having flown with Easyjet previously we were not surprised by the flight. However what did surprise us was the F gates at Copenhagen Airport. Firstly they are about 20 minutes walk with only assistance for part of the way and secondly the F satellite is about as basic as it could have been made. This is after all a permanent installation and to have insufficient seats and toilets is totally unacceptable. I would suggest that if you are flying to Copenhagen do not go with Easyjet or Ryanair.
direct flights from IST too
🔗 Fri, 06 Feb 2015
— Anonymous Flyer at Aalborg Airport, Denmark
There is a non-stop flight of TK from IST to AAl too.
FUEL
🔗 Mon, 05 May 2014
— Anonymous Flyer at Grønholt Hillerød Airport, Denmark
As a light aircraft pilot considering a trip to Gronholt it would have been useful to know whether 100LL is available. An indication of landing fees would also have been helpful.
That said, thanks for the info.
oslo - Bornholm Norway_ Denmark
🔗 Sun, 12 Jan 2014
— Anonymous Flyer at Bornholm Airport, Denmark
Noen som har fløyet fra oslo til Bornholm? Hvor mange NM er det? Jeg skal fly dit til sommern med C-172.
werner
Cool story
🔗 Thu, 29 Aug 2013
— @Capitano.Nico at Endelave Flyveplads, Denmark
about the airport:
http://www.flugsucht.info/pilotenparadies-endelave-dk/
Halfdan B Helideck
🔗 Thu, 19 Jul 2012
— Anonymous Flyer at Halfdan B Helideck, Denmark
Befolket af dygtige menneser
samso
🔗 Tue, 17 May 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Samsø Airport, Denmark
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EKAL closed back in 2007
🔗 Sun, 30 Jan 2011
— @OYLSB at Allerød Airport, Denmark
If you please can update EKAL Allerød Flyveplads from small_airport to closed
Regards, Leif Bramsing
Billund
🔗 Sat, 08 May 2010
— @olh at Billund Airport, Denmark
Billund is the main regional airport for the region of Jylland in Denmark, with connections to Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Poland, France, UK, Austria, Estland, Letland, The Faroes, Iceland as well as a host of charter destinations.. Apart from being a vital service for the communities in the region, it and the region has several other interesting attractions, number one probably being LEGO, the famous buidling block. The airport was actually started by the Lego-family and business, in order to facilitate expansion and development of the building block. Lego is still the main employer in the relatively small community, but which has a rather large regional reach. The first LEGOLAND is situated just south of the runway and so is one of Europes largest aqualands, waterfun-for-the-whole-family type of recreational facilty. A few miles from the airport you'll find Givskud Zoo, a major excotic animal park, much known for its extensive research in animal behaviour and endangered species preservation.
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