Danish Air Transport

Introduction

Danish Air Transport (DX) is a low cost carrier airline flying to domestic & international routes. The cabin baggage allowance given by this airline is 8 kg and max size of 55 cm x 35 cm x 25 cm (L x W x H). The fare does not include free checked baggage allowance. Passengers can start checking in at the airport 300 minutes prior to the departure time. Online check in is allowed for flights with the airline on Danish Air Transport official website page. It can be done 1 days before scheduled flight departure time.

How to Book

1. Visit Airpaz website, or open the Airpaz application (Android/iOS) on your handphone. 2. Fill in the details in the flight search box. 3. Choose your perfect flight. 4. Fill in the passenger and contact details on the booking page. 5. Complete your payment through the selected payment method. 6. Receive your Danish Air Transport flight e-ticket in the My Booking page, or in your email.

How to Pay

The payment for your Danish Air Transport ticket booking on Airpaz.com can be made via bank credit card, PayPal, bank transfer, and over the counter methods. For more complete information, visit Airpaz Payment Guide page.

Company Profile

Danish Air Transport which operates with IATA code (DX) and ICAO code DTR, is a low cost carrier airline that flies domestic & international routes. The airline flies to destination cities all over the world with its main hub located in Copenhagen Airport. Danish Air Transport operates under DAT A/S. The company is lead by the CEO, Jesper Rungholm. The address of the head office is Denmark.

History

Danish Air Transport operating with IATA code (DX) and ICAO code (DTR) was first established in 1989. The airline is managed by DAT A/S. Across the years, Danish Air Transport has grown significantly and keep maintaining a trustworthy service for their loyal passengers. This airline began its operation on 18-11-1996. Nowadays, the airline has succeeded in obtaining more 600 employees come from 20 different countries.

Flight Attendant

Danish Air Transport cabin crew wears a uniform in black. For male flight attendants, they wear white shirt with black suit and gray tie with black trousers. For female flight attendants, they wear white shirt with black suit and black scarf and black skirt. This uniform exudes elegance, while providing the crew with maximum freedom of mobility in serving passengers. Apart from that, it also perfectly embodies the airlines brand's image.

Fleet

Danish Air Transport has a number of aircrafts, all of which can be seen below:

Type	Quantity
Airbus A320-200	2
Airbus A321-200	1
ATR 42-300	4
ATR 42-500	2
ATR 72-200	4
ATR 72-500	2
ATR 72-600	2
McDonnell Douglas MD-83	1

Call Center

If you have questions for the airline or are facing difficulties during your flight such as lost baggage or cancelled flights, you can directly contact the airline. One of the ways to contact the airline is by sending an email to kundeservice@dat.dk / customerservice@dat.dk / servizioclienti@flydat.it / kaunas@dat.dk / dat@scn-airport.de. The Danish Air Transport customer service call center can be contacted on one of the following phone numbers :

Country	Phone
Denmark	(+45) 76 92 30 40
United Kingdom	+44 1224 459 885
Italy	+39 02 89 60 88 20
Lithuania	+370 37 399 071
Germany	+49 6893 83 300

Live Chat

Danish Air Transport customer service does not provide live chat.

Baggage

Web Check-in

Passengers can do web check in through the official website of Danish Air Transport. To do so, click here to go to the airline’s check-in page. Online check-in page can be done 1 days prior to scheduled departure time.

Airport Check-in

Airport check in can be done in the Danish Air Transport check-in counters 300 minutes before the scheduled departure time. You are advised to check in at least one and a half hours before the check in and baggage drop counter at the airport closes.

Kiosk Check-in

Danish Air Transport does not provide kiosk check in services for the passengers.

App Check-in

This service is not available for passengers flying with Danish Air Transport.

Fare Rules