At a glance

In 2010, Berlin Airports’ passenger figures broke all previous records. For the first time, the company reported more than 22 million passengers in a single year.

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Berlin has never been better connected with the rest of the world than it is today. In 2010, 88 airlines flew to and from Berlin’s airports, with a particular focus on the inner-European network. From Berlin, in 2010 there were flights to 171 destinations in more than 50 countries, of which 127 are in Europe. The choice of long-haul services from Berlin is also constantly rising, and currently features non-stop services from Tegel to New York, Bangkok, Phuket, Beijing and Doha, the capital of Qatar. As from November 2010, Air Berlin has operated services from Berlin to Dubai, Miami and Mombasa. From the beginning of the 2011 summer flight schedule, Air Berlin will be offering a non-stop service to New York.

Tegel Airport is Berlin’s busiest airport. Business travelers as well as tourists are quick to take advantage of the airport’s central location and the attractive destinations on its flight schedules. More than 14 million passengers took off from Tegel in 2009. The long-haul flights to New York, Doha, Bangkok, and Beijing have had an especially positive impact on Tegel.

In 2010, 7.3 million passengers were welcomed at Schoenefeld Airport. With an increase of 7.4 per cent, passenger figures at Schoenefeld Airport rose above the 7-million mark for the first time. Attractive destinations throughout the whole of Europe make Schoenefeld equally appealing for business travellers and tourists alike.