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Submitted on 28.11.2019 / BER
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (November 2019)
Illustrations of BER (view from Willy-Brandt-Platz, driveway, Terminal 1 façade with lettering, construction work at Terminal 2, check-in hall, check-in desk with luggage, monitors, signposting system,...
Submitted on 14.08.2019
BER passes the "Black Building Test" / Power supply also protected against blackouts
During the night between 12 to 13 August, BER successfully passed the "Black Building Test". This involved a wide-ranging controlled power cut in the main terminal to check the safety power s...
Submitted on 02.08.2019
Automated Bag Drop at Tegel Airport
At Berlin Tegel, passengers can now check in their luggage independently. 17 self-service kiosks and nine baggage handling machines have been installed in Terminal C.
Submitted on 27.03.2019
Automated Bag Drop at Schönefeld Airport
At Berlin Schönefeld, passengers can now check in their luggage independently. 18 self-service kiosks and eight baggage handling machines have been installed in Terminal B.
Submitted on 05.03.2019
Help with lost baggage
Unfortunately, it happens again and again that checked luggage does not arrive at its destination or that it is damaged. There are many reasons for this and it is annoying at first. But the good news i...
Submitted on 29.05.2018
Security screening at the airport
Security plays a crucial role in air travel. Here you find some tips to help you get through security quickly and comfortably.
Submitted on 28.02.2017 / Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld
Through the security check with ease at Schönefeld Airport
Those flying with only hand luggage, and who are already in possession of a boarding card, can make use of Terminal C at Schönefeld.
Submitted on 28.02.2017 / Flughafen Berlin-Tegel
Travelling with kids from Tegel Airport
Flying with children doesn’t need to be a logistical nightmare. Travellers have many options to ensure that their journeys are smoother and more comfortable.
Submitted on 26.08.2016 / Berlin
Aircargo on intercontinental flights from Berlin
Intercontinental flights need aircargo to be profitable. One typical Berlin exports is the famous “Ampelmännchen” (the unique Berlin traffic light for pedestrians).
