Luchthavens in Denmark

Which airports can I fly to in Denmark?

Which airports can you fly into across Denmark? Aviatr's airport directory for Denmark lists 84 fields — from major international hubs handling airline traffic right down to small general-aviation strips used for training and recreational flying. The largest operation in the country is Aarhus Airport (EKAH), which combines scheduled commercial service with general-aviation and training movements. Every airport page in the Aviatr directory includes ICAO and IATA codes, runway layout and surface data, published radio frequencies, current METAR plus TAF weather, navaids, and cross-links to the nearest flight schools — essentially the full flight-planning packet in one place. On top of airports, Denmark is served by 0 EASA-approved flight schools and 0 Aviation Medical Examiners in the same directory, which means the supporting infrastructure for flight training and licence renewals is all located within the country's borders. Every airport page also carries a prose METAR decoder so you can quickly read current wind, visibility, cloud cover, temperature, and flight category (VFR, MVFR, IFR, or LIFR) without parsing the raw report. Airports in Denmark operate under harmonised EASA rules for airspace classification, radio procedures, and flight planning across all EU member states. Airspace in Denmark is classified according to EASA SERA rules (typically Class A through G), and every airport page on Aviatr includes quick-reference information on controlled airspace boundaries, transition altitudes, and special-use airspace near the field.