Airport Accessibility in Copenhagen
So far, the airlines flying out of Copenhagen Airport have provided services to disabled persons through their handling companies, which meant that what these travellers were offered varied greatly from one airline to the next. The new service for disabled persons that Copenhagen Airport will be offering in cooperation with an external partner will be the same for all passengers, regardless of airline or travel agency. Also, this service will be improved in several areas.
This sounds really interesting and hopefully positive. I had good experiences with both airlines I flew with in and out of Copenhagen in 2005 (EasyJet and British Air). I actually had no clue that the assistance was done by airline.
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That sounds great. Whether their service will be good or bad at least you know what to expect. I think it’s a step in the right direction.