 | | Arriving at Copenhagen Airport – the “Friendly Old Girl of a Town” | | | Flying into Copenhagen will land you on the island Amager, which is 8 kilometers south of the city centre and 24 kilometers west of Malmo city that is located on the other side of the Oresund Bridge. Copenhagen Airport is separated into three terminals with a further terminal set to open in 2010. Terminal 1 handles all domestic arrivals and departures; Terminal 2 and Terminal 3 run services for many major international airlines to destinations around the world.
Accessing the city and other destinations from the airport is easy. The airport railway station is located underneath Terminal 3 and is the most popular way to reach the city centre as well as other Danish and Swedish cities. Movia buses 5A, 35, 36 and 96N all stop at the airport and reach various destinations in and around the city limits. Taxis are also readily available and the E20 motorway runs by the airport and connects to the Oresund Bridge which leads to Sweden. | | | | | | |  | | Compare Cheap Airfare Travel Deals | | |
