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EXPANDING CPH THE GATEWAY OF NORTHERN EUROPE

Copenhagen Airport is more than Denmark’s largest airport. Our route network attracts tourists and travellers from all over northern Europe, who use the airport as a hub for travelling to and from the rest of the world. This is important, as more travellers means new jobs and provides a basis for serving new routes and destinations. A rising number of passengers mean that the airport must be able to grow. As a result, we are now presenting a detailed vision of an airport serving 40 million passengers per year – almost twice the existing number.

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