The DAT Danish Air Transport has its base located at Vamdrup in Denmark. Its main airbase hub is Vamdrup Kolding Airport or the EKVD. Some of the other important hubs are the Florø Airport, Esbjerg Airport, and Copenhagen Airport.
Established in the year 1989, the DAT Danish Air Transport was meant to be a cargo airline but ventured into new projects like ferrying live horses and supplies, especially during the Paris Dakar Rally in Africa. Scheduled flights were offered ever since the year 1996. Danu Oro Transportas airline of Lithuania is a subordinate concern of the DAT Danish Air Transport. Another subsidiary airline is that of the Vildanden. 60% of the DAT Danish Air Transport share is owned by the Rungholm family and the rest 40% is shared by some of the major private investors.
DAT Danish Air Transport Fleet
Having a fleet size of eleven aircrafts, the DAT Danish Air Transport includes the following carriers:
ATR 72-201/202
ATR 42-300/320
SAAB 340
KINGAIR 90
DAT Danish Air Transport Routes
The DAT Danish Air Transport Routes include flights from Floro to Bergen and Oslo in Norway; Stavanger to Billdung and Esbjerg in Denmark; Copenhagen to Bornholm and Liepaja in Denmark and Latvia respectively. Flights are also provided from Liepaja to Hamburg in Germany.
The DAT Danish Air Transport Routes services include cargo services, cargo charters and hoc passenger services.
The DAT Danish Air Transport, with its efficiency, punctuality and speed has become the ultimate choice of the tourists.
