Flight route
Flights Berlin – Copenhagen
One way from €24 per person, usually around €45. Search live for your dates:
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- How we sort results
- €24
- cheapest one-way fare per person
- €45
- typical one-way fare
- 88%
- of the cheapest flights are non-stop
- 197,056
- passengers on this route in 2025
Prices at a glance
What a flight from Berlin to Copenhagen costs
- Lowest fare (one way)
- €24
- Typical fare
- €45
- Weekdays (Mon–Fri)
- usually €45
- Weekends (Sat–Sun)
- usually €48
- Non-stop among the cheapest
- 51 of 58 days
When to travel
When most people fly to Copenhagen
| Month | Passengers |
|---|---|
| January | 52,808 |
| February | 57,620 |
| March | 63,867 |
| April | 74,259 |
| May | 80,580 |
| June | 81,336 |
| July | 83,372 |
| August | 84,756 |
| September | 79,352 |
| October | 80,960 |
| November | 63,884 |
| December | 61,322 |
Good to know
Questions and answers
How much is a flight from Berlin to Copenhagen?
One way from €24 per person, usually around €45. The search above shows what your dates cost.
Is it cheaper to fly during the week?
Hardly: usually €45 on weekdays and €48 at weekends.
Are there non-stop flights from Berlin to Copenhagen?
Yes — most of the time the cheapest flight is even non-stop (51 of 58 days).
How far is it from Berlin to Copenhagen?
370 km as the crow flies, from BER to CPH.
How many people fly from Berlin to Copenhagen?
197,056 passengers in 2025 — number 3 among German airports.
When do most people fly to Copenhagen?
In July and August: together 19% of the year’s passengers from Germany. January is the quietest month.
Plan ahead
Around Copenhagen
How we calculate
Prices: the cheapest fares per departure day that travellers found on a major flight search engine over the last few hours to days, one way for one person in euros, for the next twelve months. They are not offers and not real-time prices — the search shows what a flight costs on your day. Retrieved: 4 Nov 2026, 17:08 CET.
“From” is the cheapest day across all twelve months, “typical” the middle value (median) of all days with a price, from 7 days. Cheapest and most expensive month compare the cheapest day of each month; a month counts from 3 days with a price. Weekdays (Monday to Friday) and weekends (Saturday, Sunday): the median of each, from 5 days on each side; under 8% difference counts as “hardly”. Non-stop: on how many days the cheapest flight had no stopover, from 10 days. Flights from or to other airports (such as Bergamo instead of Milan) don’t count.
Passengers: Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis), air transport at main airports, table 46421-09, year 2025, our own analysis — passengers boarding at German airports by last known destination; for cities with two airports, both together. To the publication
Distance: the shortest distance across the globe between the airports, rounded to 10 km.