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Tegel 'Otto Lilienthal' Airport is situated to the north of Berlin, approx. eight kilometres from the city centre. The international IATA code is TXL (ICAO: EDDT).
The five terminals (A - E) were used by over 21 million passengers in 2016.
A special feature is the hexagonal departure ring of Terminal A (main building). With an exterior facade stretching some 620 metres, the building houses 15 flight check-in areas, which are only approx. 15 metres from the inner ring access road.
Terminal A has 14 jetways. The other terminals have walk-boarding gates (for aircraft parking stands near the terminal) and bus-boarding gates.
Tegel Airport has a total of 50 aircraft parking stands.
The two parallel runways to the north of the check-in building are 205 metres apart. The north runway is 3,023 metres long, while the south runway is 2,428 metres long.
Tegel Airport is approved for CAT III b flight operations in bad weather.
Tegel Airport spans a total area of 466 hectares.
Tegel Airport can be reached by car, taxi or bus. Numerous bus connections, including express services to Berlin city centre, connect the airport to the public transport network. A coach connection continues to operate between Tegel Airport and Dresden.
Passengers and visitors can find a wide range of restaurants and shops spread across an area of 6,800 square metres.
The visitors' terrace on the roof of the main building offers all those interested an exciting insight into airport operations.
