List of airlines of Denmark

This is a list of airlines operating under a Danish air operator's certificate as of 2 February 2015.[1]

An Airbus A330-200 of Air Greenland.
Air Greenland operates transatlantic flights, charter flights and serves the domestic network within Greenland.
An Airbus A319 of Atlantic Airways.
Atlantic Airways operates a dense regional network within the Faroe Islands by domestic helicopter services and international passenger services as well.
An Airbus A340 of Scandinavian Airlines.
Scandinavian Airlines is the main airline in the Scandinavian countries
AIRLINE Headquarters IATA ICAO CALLSIGN IMAGE Founded
Air Alsie Denmark Sønderborg 6I[2] MMD MERMAID 1989
Air Greenland Greenland Nuuk GL[2] GRL GREENLAND 1960
Aluu Airlines Greenland Nuuk 2015
Atlantic Airways Faroe Islands Sørvágur RC[2] FLI FAROELINE 1987
Backbone Aviation Denmark Esbjerg
Bel Air Aviation Denmark Esbjerg 1994
Benair Denmark Skjern BDI 2000
Billund Rundflyvning Denmark Billund
Blue West Helicopters Greenland Greenland Tasiilaq
Bornfly Denmark Rønne
Cimber Denmark Sønderborg QI CIM CIMBER 2012
Copenhagen AirTaxi Denmark Roskilde CAT AIRCAT
DanCopter Denmark Esbjerg
Danish Air Transport Denmark Vamdrup DX[2] DTR DANISH 1989
ExecuJet Europe Denmark Roskilde VMP
FlexFlight Denmark Roskilde W2[2] FXT 2006
GreenlandCopter Greenland Tasiilaq
Helico Denmark Jordrup
Jet Time Denmark Kastrup JTG JETTIME 2006
NewcopterDenmark Copenhagen
Nordic Aviation Capital Denmark Billund 1990
North Flying Denmark Aalborg M3[2] NFA NORTH FLYING 1963
Primera Air Scandinavia Denmark Copenhagen PF[2] PRI 2009
Scandinavian Airlines Denmark Kastrup SK[2] SAS SCANDINAVIAN 1946
Star Air Denmark Dragør SRR WHITESTAR 1987
Starling Air Denmark Marstal
Sun-Air of Scandinavia Denmark Billund EZ[2] SUS SUNSCAN 1978
Thomas Cook Airlines Scandinavia Denmark Dragør DK[2] VKG VIKING 2004
Uni-Fly Denmark Odense

See also

References

  1. ↑ "List of Commercial Air Operators as of 2. February 2015". trafikstyrelsen.dk. Retrieved 1 May 2015.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 "IATA - Airline and Airport Code Search". iata.org. Retrieved 1 May 2015.
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