Copenhagen Airport Returns to Profit
Copenhagen Airport recorded a pre-tax profit of DKK 167 million (24.6 million USD), resulting in an overall pre-tax profit of DKK 108 million (15.9 million USD) for the first half of the year.
Copenhagen Airport recorded a pre-tax profit of DKK 167 million (24.6 million USD), resulting in an overall pre-tax profit of DKK 108 million (15.9 million USD) for the first half of the year.
As governments prepare for the lifting of restrictions on movement, they must make an effort to set uniform rules and regulations governing travel.
The new border closures, announced on Friday evening, are limiting entry to Danish citizens, legal residents, and those who have an approved express purpose for their visit.
“The situation is developing much faster and more dramatically than what happened during the financial crisis, after 9/11, the ash cloud and any other event that has impacted on aviation since the Second World War,” says Copenhagen Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye.
The airport is training employees to recognize passengers’ needs through instructional videos, so they are better equipped to handle a diverse range of passenger needs.
Copenhagen Airport has begun work on two major projects which form part of its DKK 20 billion expansion plans announced in December: a new Pier E for aircraft and a doubling in size of the transit area in Terminal 2.