The Danish government has announced the acquisition of nearly 60% of Copenhagen Airport shares for 32 billion kroner, raising its total ownership to approximately 98%. This move, supported by several political parties, emphasizes the airport’s significance to Denmark‘s infrastructure. Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen stated that the state will not interfere in daily operations and aims to reduce its stake to 50.1% over time. The decision is seen as vital for enhancing Danish and Scandinavian connectivity, with support from industry leaders like SAS, which highlights the need for collaboration in strengthening the airport’s global hub status.
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