Cheap flights to Copenhagen from Munich

i'm looking flight to copenhagen to visit my bf in south of Sweden,i check in Lufthansa,the price it too high for me,does anybody know the cheap one from Munich.Many thanks.

Copenhagen...Sweden? Last time I checked Copenhagen was in...uh...well, not in Sweden...

hi i took it as a joke,well i juts want to go to Copenhagen,do you know any flight?

I have friends in Karlskrona in the south of Sweden and they always fly in and out of Copenhagen.

Not much help to you Jennifer but just wanted to make the point.

thanks anyway...i wait and see for Lufthansa,i guess.

You give up quickly; you gave this thread 27 minutes before resigning yourself to Lufthansa.

Try Whichbudget.com

Check out FlySN.de and Czech Airlines. Both do flights from Munich to Copenhagen.

Maersk Aer fly under a new name. Can't remember what it is. (Might be Sterling air) But they had fairly cheap flights.

Yeah, it's Sterling, but they don't service Munich.

Copenhagen is like EUR100 return with Lufthansa at the moment. I don't think you're going to get it any cheaper than that.

For the wise asses, Copenhagen is a half hour commute from Malmö. Many Swedes work in Copenhagen or vice versa.

They flew the route back in March. I guess they have cancelled it now.

crap, there is one but i can't remember it at the moment. it's not sterling, it's not fly nordic... i'll check with the wife (swedish) and get back to you.

EDIT can't find one but of course the simple way is to go to the munich airport website and look at the timtable to your chosen destination - http://www.munich-airport.de/EN/Areas/Cons...ort=2&x=12&y=10

CPH is pretty handy for south sweden though

try www.flynordic.com. they fly directly from munich to stockholm, not sure about a direct muc-cop link though

But not direct. Either via Brussels or Prague. As soon as you bounce through another airport, even on a cheapie airline the prices rise dramatically as you double the landing/airport/security/tax charges..

Why not just take the night train? It's easier if you go to Hauptbahnhof to organise the cheap tickets although there is supposed to be a way of doing it on the net.

I would strongly recommend NOT taking the night train. I fly to Arlanda pretty often, and have done the night train to Copenhagen as well... It's kind of fun once, but a 20+ hour train ride sucks. Pay the extra hundred EUR for the flight.