Danish Air

DAT A/S, operating as Danish Air Transport (IATA: DX), is a Danish regional airline founded in 1989 and headquartered in Vamdrup. It provides scheduled passenger services primarily within Denmark, to Norway, Germany, and Italy, alongside charter and wet-lease operations. Key routes connect Copenhagen and other Danish cities to Bornholm (Rønne), Norwegian coastal destinations, and Mediterranean islands. The airline's fleet of approximately 23 aircraft mixes narrowbody jets like the Airbus A320 family with a large turboprop contingent of ATR 42/72s suited for short regional sectors. Independent and not part of any global alliance, DAT emphasizes reliability on domestic and niche international routes with a hybrid model blending full-service elements on longer flights and efficient regional operations. Its focus on punctuality, friendly crew, and connectivity to smaller airports distinguishes it in the Scandinavian market.