Not the announcement you were expecting: Aalborg Zoo will host the annual World Santa Claus Congress on July 10, bringing Santas and elves together for a summer Christmas celebration
SAS has named its latest Airbus A350 “Frederik Viking” in honor of King Frederik X during a ceremony in Copenhagen as the airline marks its 80th anniversary
"An invitation to rethink how Europe moves": Danish Company 21st Europe proposes a massive high-speed rail system that would fix the "disconnected Europe" problem
Serious head-on train crash in Denmark this morning, April 23, 2026, leaves 17 injured, four in serious condition. Municipality mayor: "I am deeply shaken and shocked and my thoughts are with all those involved The local track is used by many Gribskov citizens, employees and schoolchildren"
SAS and 3 launch a partnership delivering free Starlink internet for select passengers, promising faster, more reliable onboard WiFi across Scandinavia
Drone Invasion Halts Danish Airport
Drones cause chaos at Oslo airport
Copenhagen Airport closed when four large drones were spotted. Incoming flights redirected, outgoing flights delayed or canceled. After about four hours, the airport reopened with expected delays and cancellations. Travelers advised to check with airlines
After Nine Years: SAS Confirms to PassportNews its Return to Israel with Two Weekly Flights between Tel Aviv and Copenhagen. All Details, Prices, and Connections Available
According to Ryanair, which has already reduced its operations in several European countries including Spain, Germany, and Denmark, the proposed hike will bring Belgium's aviation tax to 5 euros per departing passenger, a move the company defines as "excessive," especially in light of the already high costs at Brussels airport, which have risen by more than 20% since the coronavirus pandemic
Not the announcement you were expecting: Aalborg Zoo will host the annual World Santa Claus Congress on July 10, bringing Santas and elves together for a summer Christmas celebration
"An invitation to rethink how Europe moves": Danish Company 21st Europe proposes a massive high-speed rail system that would fix the "disconnected Europe" problem
Drone Invasion Halts Danish Airport
