Travel restrictions for Denmark Special rules apply when entering Denmark from abroad. Passengers must present a negative Covid-19 test (either PCR test or antigen test) that is a maximum of 48 hours old before boarding the aircraft. Excluded are passengers from yellow countries. This also applies to passengers who have previously been infected with Covid-19 and who can present a positive PCR test that is between 14 and 240 days old. Passengers that have been vaccinated against Covid-19, and travel from from yellow and orange countries are also exempt from the requirement for testing.
Upon arrival at Copenhagen Airport, it is also mandatory to have a Covid-19 test performed. The same exemptions as above apply. During busy periods this can cause extra waiting time.
From June 11, special travel restrictions apply to passengers from Great Britain. Before boarding the plane, passengers must present a negative PCR-test that is maximum 48 hours old. Upon arrival in Denmark, residents in Great Britain must show a negative PCR-test that is maximum 48 hours old. Exempted are passengers that are fully vaccinated againt Covid-19.
The restrictions change continuously, so you must stay updated to get the latest current restrictions at https://coronasmitte.dk/en
Before the winter months arrive, the Airside Support crew spend many hours training and preparing their equipment so the airport can continue operations, even when the weather is not cooperating.
When winter bares its teeth and brings freezing temperatures, ice, sleet and snow, it is important to keep it from affecting the functionality, stability and control of the aircraft.
