✈ Copenhagen Airport Arrivals

CPH Airport – Live Arrivals

Copenhagen Airport Arrivals Information

Copenhagen “Kastrup” Airport is a large airport with three terminals. The first terminal is primarily used for cargo and a handful of domestic flights. Terminals 2 and 3 handle the majority of domestic flights and all international flights. If you fly to Copenhagen, regardless of your airline, it’s more than likely your flight will arrive at Terminal 3 as this is where the passport control desks are located. Your plane ticket should display this information or you can check the live airport (Copenhagen Arrivals) board above.

Terminal 1

Location – On the left side of the terminal.

Operating Airlines – Danish Air Transport, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Scandinavian Airlines.

Terminal 2

Location – No Arrivals, only Departures.

Operating Airlines – Adria Airways, Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Aerosvit Airlines, Air Berlin, Air France, Air Greenland, Air One, airBaltic, Atlantic Airways, B&H Airlines, BH Air, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Bulgarian Air Charter, Croatia Airlines, Czech Airlines, Danish Air Transport, Delta Air Lines, easyJet Switzerland, Finnair, Flyglinjen, Freebird Airlines, Gulf Air, Iberia Express, Iran Air, Jat Airways, Jettime, KLM, KLM (KLM Cityhopper), LOT Polish Airlines, Malmo Aviation, Middle East Airlines, Montenegro Airlines, Niki, Norwegian Air Shuttle, Novair, OLT Express Germany, Pakistan International Airlines, Pegasus Airlines, Primera Air, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, SATA International, Sky Airlines, SunExpress, Swiss International Air Lines, TAP Portugal, Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia, Transavia.com, TUIfly Nordic, Turkish Airlines, Vueling, WOW air.

Terminal 3

Location – On the Ground Floor.

Operating Airlines – Air Canada, Austrian Airlines (Tyrolean Airways), BMI Regional, EgyptAir, Emirates, Estonian Air, Icelandair, Lufthansa, NextJet, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways International, Wideroe.

Arriving at Copenhagen Airport

Once you disembark your plane at Copenhagen Airport, follow the signs to “Passport Control”. If you are an EU citizen travelling within the Schengen region, you don’t need to go through passport control (but keep your passport close just in case).

If you’re travelling from outside of the Schengen states, regardless of whether you’re an EU citizen or not, you’ll need to pass through passport control. Once you get there, you’ll find self-service electronic gates for qualifying passports. If there’s a little electronic passport symbol on the front of your passport, you can use the e-gates.

If you’re non-EU or you don’t have an electronic passport, head to the manned passport desks. These are split between “EU, EEA and CH” citizens and “All other passports”. Once you’ve passed through passport control, follow the signs to baggage reclaim to find your luggage. Then you can walk through the customs area (you can check the customs regulations for Denmark here).

Copenhagen Airport Transport

There are plenty of reliable transport options for airport arrivals in Copenhagen. The airport taxi stand is directly outside of Terminal 3. There is also a taxi rank reserved for taxis to Sweden if you’re heading there. The metro is a direct extension of Terminal 3, and therefore a super convenient way of getting to Copenhagen city centre. If you’re looking for buses and coaches heading to Denmark and Sweden, you’ll find plenty at the bus stop outside of Terminal 3. (For more details on transport, check out our Copenhagen Airport Guide.)

What to do in Arrivals at Copenhagen Airport

Now you’ve made it to the landside of Copenhagen Airport Arrivals, what is there to do?

Like most modern airports, there is an excellent suite of facilities including free WiFi, ATMs, currency exchange kiosks, car hire desks, pharmacies, shops and restaurants.

For food, you have Burger King and a few coffee outlets selling fresh sandwiches and salads. There are also multiple vending machines for quick snacks and bottled water.