Fly direct from Copenhagen to Brussels with SAS from €179 return. The median price sits at €241, so if you spot that fare, don't wait. A short European hop connecting two vibrant cities in just over two hours.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we've seen is €179 return, though most searches hover around €241 or €254. Book with at least 6–8 weeks' notice to lock in low fares. January, February and November tend to be the cheapest months for this route. Skip European school holiday weeks if you want to avoid inflated prices.
Airline and stopovers
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) operates this route as a direct flight with no stopovers. The outbound flight typically departs in the afternoon (around 17:00) and the return leaves mid-morning (around 10:40). Flying direct saves time and hassle; you'll land in Brussels in just over two hours.
Best time to travel
Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds than summer. For rock-bottom prices, travel in winter (except Christmas and New Year). December can throw up bargains outside the holidays. Avoid August if you want to dodge peak season and high fares.
What to do when you arrive
Brussels awaits with the Grand Place (UNESCO heritage), the Atomium and chocolate shops galore. Brussels Zaventem airport is 12 km from the city centre; direct train in 20 minutes or a budget bus. Spend at least 2–3 days wandering through Flemish quarters, tasting Belgian waffles and visiting museums. Both Copenhagen and Brussels are cities best savoured slowly.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price for Copenhagen to Brussels?
The lowest we've recorded is €179 return. Average fares sit around €241. The earlier you book (6–8 weeks ahead), the more cheap options you'll find.
Is Copenhagen to Brussels a direct flight?
Yes, SAS flies direct with no stopovers. The journey takes just over 2 hours, making it very convenient.
Which airline flies Copenhagen to Brussels?
SAS (Scandinavian Airlines) is the main carrier on this route. It offers regular connections and convenient schedules.
What should I see in Brussels in 3 days?
Don't miss the Grand Place, the Atomium, the European Quarter, flower markets and of course, Belgian chocolate and beer. Wander its cobbled streets at your own pace.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
