Fly from Singapur to Copenhagen from €558 return with Air China. Median prices sit around €780, so if you spot a fare near €600 don't hesitate: it's a good time to book. With one stopover, the journey takes longer, but your wallet will thank you.
Price and when to book
The lowest fare recorded is €558 return, whilst the median sits at €780. There's room to manoeuvre: if you find flights between €558 and €700, that's a solid opportunity. The key is booking well in advance, the earlier, the better, and staying flexible with dates if possible. Avoid peak season if you want to keep prices down.
Airline and stopovers
Air China operates this route. You'll have 1 stopover on the outbound leg, so it's not a direct flight. This adds to total travel time but is what keeps these fares so competitive. Check Air China's baggage policies before purchasing, especially if you're travelling with checked luggage.
Best time to visit
Denmark enjoys pleasant summers (June to August) with very long days, though it's also peak season and prices climb. Spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) strike a good balance between weather and crowds. Winter (November-February) is colder and darker, but if you don't mind the cold, fares tend to drop. Travel to suit your climate preference, but remember: book early regardless of season.
What to do when you arrive in Copenhagen
You'll arrive at Copenhagen Airport (CPH), well connected to the centre. The city is perfect for cycling, visiting Tivoli, strolling round Nyhavn, or exploring neighbourhoods like Vesterbro. With more time, Denmark offers coastal towns, castles and stunning Nordic landscapes. Public transport is excellent and the city is very safe and accessible.
FAQ
What is the cheapest price I've seen for this route?
The lowest fare recorded is €558 return. The median is €780, so that €558–€700 range is quite competitive. The earlier you book, the better your chances of landing a fare close to that minimum.
Is it a direct flight or does it have stopovers?
It has 1 stopover on the outbound leg. It's not direct, but that's what keeps prices so low. Be sure to check the stopover duration before booking.
Which airline operates this route?
Air China is the operating carrier. We recommend checking their baggage policies, cancellation terms and onboard services on their website before completing your booking.
When is it better to visit Copenhagen: summer or winter?
Summer (June–August) is more pleasant with very long days, but prices are higher. Autumn and winter are colder but see fewer tourists. It comes down to whether you prefer warm weather or saving money on flights and accommodation. In any case, book early.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
