Copenhagen Optimization

Copenhagen Optimization is a company that makes software and gives advice for airports. Its team has worked with airports since 2014. The aim is to help airports use their space and staff better and to improve the passenger experience.

Its main product is Better Airport. The company describes it as a cloud platform for airport operators that connects daily operations. It covers check-in, baggage, security, stands and gates, and immigration. In the past, many of these jobs ran in separate silos. The platform links them so data can flow between teams.

The company says the software was made for airport people by airport people. It works for airports of all sizes. Its pitch is simple: forecast the work, plan it, staff it and run it. Parts of the offer include resource management, staffing, security and planning tools. Airports can use single modules or the full platform.

Besides software, the company offers airport consulting. Its consultants have deep experience in the airport industry. They work in operational strategy, advanced analytics, planning and optimization. The company says it involves the airport team through the whole process, so the analysis fits the real situation.

The site shares several client stories. One covers baggage operations at Denver International Airport, where Better Airport helped move from bottlenecks to balanced reclaim belts. Another covers gate allocation, where scenario results made room for a new airline. A third covers check-in and stand and gate planning, with dynamic allocation and scenario planning.

The company also runs an airport operations blog. Articles discuss airport capacity, aviation data analytics and the role of AI in resource planning. One piece looks at growing capacity without building new space. The company says its mission is to make airport operations simple and efficient.

Visitors can read about the software, the consulting work and the client cases. The site invites airports to get in touch through a form or by email, and the company says it replies within one day.