Copenhagen Airport Transfer (CPH)

Copenhagen Airport (IATA: CPH), located at Kastrup, is Scandinavia's busiest airport handling over 30 million passengers annually. The airport has three terminals: Terminal 1 (T1) for domestic Danish flights, Terminal 2 (T2) for Schengen European routes, and Terminal 3 (T3) for non-Schengen international long-haul. The Metro M2 station is accessed directly from Terminal 3 arrivals with a short covered walkway. Metered taxis and Bolt operate from the designated areas outside T3. A LocalsRide driver meets you inside the arrivals hall of your terminal with a name sign.

CPH Transfer Times

Nyhavn and Inner City: 10 km, 18–28 min. Vesterbro (hotels): 10 km, 18–28 min. Frederiksberg: 14 km, 22–35 min. Hellerup and Gentofte: 15 km, 22–35 min. Malmö, Sweden: 22 km, 30–40 min. Helsingør: 50 km, 50–65 min. Roskilde (Viking Ship Museum): 40 km, 40–50 min.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which terminal at Copenhagen Airport handles international long-haul flights?

Terminal 3 (T3) handles all non-Schengen international routes including SAS long-haul, British Airways, Emirates, Singapore Airlines, and transatlantic services. Terminal 2 handles Schengen European routes (Ryanair, Norwegian, easyJet, and others). Terminal 1 handles domestic routes within Denmark. The Metro M2 station is directly connected to T3. Your LocalsRide driver booking should specify T2 or T3 depending on your origin.

Does Copenhagen Airport have 24-hour taxi and transfer availability?

Yes — the Metro M2 operates 24 hours, metered taxis are available around the clock from the T3 taxi rank, and Bolt can be booked via app at any hour. A LocalsRide private car operates 24 hours with a driver confirmed in the arrivals hall regardless of arrival time. For very early morning arrivals (02:00–05:00), pre-booking is especially valuable as app surge pricing can be significant during overnight hours.