Europe’s largest airline, Irish ultra low-cost carrier (ULCC) Ryanair will reopen its base in Copenhagen from the coming Winter season, it has announced this Tuesday. The airline will station two aircraft in Kastrup airport, starting in mid-December. The increased presence in the airport will allow for the opening of four new routes , connecting Denmark’s capital to Düsseldorf/Weeze, Faro, Paris/Beauvais and Warsaw/Modlin. Frequencies to Gdańsk and Kraków will also be increased, said the Irish airline in a press release . Ryanair says it currently carries 2.3 million passengers to and from Copenhagen, and the new base will allow this figure to grow to 3 million a year . The ULCC is reopening its base in the Danish capital after eight years. In March 2015, it stationed a single 737 in the airport — with plans to grow to four — but in July, following a row with the local unions , it shut both of its bases in the country, in Copenhagen and in Billund. In 2017, Ryanair started recog...