Cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen

Airlines that fly from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen

Norwegian Airlines is the only airline which operates direct flights from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen, twice a week. You can also book flights with airBaltic via Riga, Pegasus Airlines, and Turkish Airlines via Istanbul, all of them with a total travel time shorter than 8.5 hours. Find out more on when is the best time to book cheap flights to Copenhangen.

Terminal Information - Departing

All flights from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen depart from Ben Gurion Airport Terminal 3. However, if you booked a flight with a stopover, with the first leg operated by a low-cost airline, it might depart from Terminal 1. A free and unlimited Wi-Fi service provided in all areas of the airport, including the cafes, restaurants, and the Duty-Free stores. You can find a large electronics store which offers $200 tax-free sales. Power sockets spread across the airport so that you can stay connected for the whole duration of your stay. At Terminal 3 you can find two Dan Lounges and the luxurious King David Lounge.

Terminal Information - Arriving

The main international airport which serves flights from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen is Copenhagen Airport, Kastrup (CPH). It is the largest airport in the Scandinavian countries, and it is located 8 km south of Copenhagen city center. The airport has two terminals, 2 and 3 with arrival area within Terminal 3. Regional and intercity trains link the airport with Denmark and southern Sweden. You can find the ticket office in Terminal 3, above the railway station. The metro station is located in the extension of Terminal 3. There is a train every 4-6 minutes during daytime, and 15-20 minutes at night. Several bus lines to the center of Copenhagen are just outside the terminal.

Things you should know

Before you book flights from Tel Aviv to Copenhagen, make sure your passport is valid. As an Israeli passport holder, you don’t need a visa for Denmark as a tourist. You can stay in the Schengen zone up to 90 days in half a year. Your passport must be valid for at least 90 days after your departure date from Denmark.

Useful Information about Copenhagen

The time in Denmark is one hour behind Israel, 12:00 noon in Tel Aviv is 11:00 in Copenhagen. The currency is Krone - DKK, and the weather is colder and wetter compared to Tel Aviv. Prices in Copenhagen are generally more expensive than in Tel Aviv, with some exceptions. A meal for two in an inexpensive restaurant costs 40% more than in Israel. However, a glass of beer is 13%-20% cheaper. A new summer dress is almost 30% cheaper, but a pair of jeans is 20% more expensive. One way ticket for the local transport is 120% more expensive, as well as the taxi tariff per 1 km. Find out more on how to find cheap flights to Copenhagen.

This information is correct as of May 2017