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Regulatory Filings • May 13, 2014

CPH: April traffic exceeding all expectations

April 2014 was a positive surprise as passenger traffic grew by 12.8%. The
month also saw the busiest day ever in the history of Copenhagen Airport.

Copenhagen Airport's expectations for April were relatively low due to the late
Easter this year. Normally, this means a number of light travel days, but an
extraordinarily large number of travellers during Easter and the full-year
effect of a number of new routes lifted the load factor by 7.2 percentage
points, meaning that three out of four airline seats were filled. This meant
that passenger numbers increased by as much as 12.8%, and that more than 2.2
million passengers travelled through the airport, which is a record for the
month of April.

“This was a surprising trend compared with what we and the airlines had
originally forecast. Obviously, it's good that so many people decided to travel
around Easter. We'll have to wait and see if this trend continues,” said
Copenhagen Airport CEO Thomas Woldbye.

The month ended up being so busy that it also set a daily record, as 93,342
passengers travelled through the airport on 11 April. This was 3,259 more than
the previous record which was set on the first peak travel day of last summer.

International traffic was up by 14.0%, and transfer traffic was up by 9.4%.
Domestic traffic increased by just 0.3% and was adversely affected by the
holidays as opposed to the remaining traffic. The year-to-date increase in
passenger numbers was 6.7%.