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Copenhagen Airport was originally called Kastrup Airport and the latter name is sometimes still used since the airport is located in the suburb of Kastrup .

1 Facilities

Various facilities are offered at the airport, including safe box es, a seating area and a restaurant area .

2 Terminals

Copenhagen Airport has three terminals:

2.1 Terminal 1

• Cimber Air
• Scandinavian Airlines System
• Scandinavian Airlines System Commuter
• Scan Con Travel

2.2 Terminal 2

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