Vienna VIE to Copenhagen CPH flight with Austrian Airlines

Vienna to Copenhagen Flights: An Overview

There are several route options for passengers on flights from Vienna to Copenhagen, offered by several major and budget carriers. To experience the vibrancy of Copenhagen, the capital of Danish culture and life, take a dash across the sky with flights that take less than an hour and 45 minutes or less on direct routes. A total of 32 flights fly the Vienna to Copenhagen route every week, with many of these airlines flying direct flights to either Copenhagen’s Kastrup or Roskilde airports.

The 875-kilometer journey is also served by routes with stopovers in nearby cities such as Zurich, Switzerland or Athens, Greece. Austrian Airlines offer almost 80% of all non-stop flights from Vienna to Copenhagen, with Aegean, British Airways and Air France amongst other notable airways having daily connecting flights. Traditional architectural designs, cutting edge technology, and excellent nightlife is less than two hours away on a flight from Vienna to Copenhagen.

Which Airlines Fly from Vienna to Copenhagen?

Originating from Vienna international airport, several major airlines such as Lufthansa, Austrian Airlines, Laudamotion, Brussels Airlines, and Finnair operate the route to Copenhagen daily, meaning passengers have loads of choice for their trip.  The best day to fly from Vienna to Copenhagen is Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday, while tickets should be booked at least two weeks in advance for the best prices. In this historic city, attractions like Tivoli theme park, the Danish National Gallery and Copencabana harbor baths are a must-see, however tickets for most Copenhagen attractions can be purchased on the day.

How long is the flight from Vienna to Copenhagen?

The average flight time for the Vienna to Copenhagen route is only one hour and 45 minutes. Airlines without connections or stopovers and those unencumbered by delays can make the trip in an hour and a half, while the longest direct flight is two hours. Austrian Airlines, which flies daily from Vienna to Copenhagen, maintains an average flight time with an 80% probability of landing in good time.

How many flights are there from Vienna to Copenhagen?

There are 35 direct flights offered by airlines departing from Vienna, Austria to Copenhagen, Denmark, every week. A multicultural melting pot, Copenhagen is a popular destination that has attracted 33 major European and transatlantic carriers ferrying passengers from the Austrian city of Vienna. While only one airline offers daily direct flights from Vienna to Copenhagen,  the majority of the rest also fly daily with one stopover. Airlines such as Montenegro, Air India, Croatia airlines and SunExpress fly to Copenhagen from Vienna only once a week with exchanges in the route. Saturday has the most available flights from Vienna to Copenhagen, a total of 28 as opposed to 25 on Wednesday, for example, each week. 

What are the departure or arrival airports for flights from Vienna to Copenhagen?

Departure airport: The home of Austrian airlines, Vienna international airport is found 18-kilometers from the center of Vienna, Austria's opulent capital. Capable of handling long haul wide-body aircraft, the airport hosts a bevy of major budget carriers such as easyJet, WizzAir, Lauda and Level airlines. At least 30 million passengers go through the busy terminus of this dynamic eastern European airport, a figure that's increased by 15% since 2017. In the airport you will find the services you would expect of a major international airport, such as currency exchange, duty-free, restaurants, car hire and WC facilities for the able-bodied and disabled. 

Arrival airport: On the eastern coast of Tamby and Amager municipalities lies a suburb of Copenhagen called Kastrup where the Danish airport Kastrup Copenhagen is located. The airport is fully serviced, and the terminals are connected by train, station of which is adjacent to a large car park. There are also intercity trains that operate out of Kastrup Copenhagen with a station built beneath the main airport terminal building.