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Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) recorded an increase in passenger numbers of 2024 percent in November 8,4 compared to the previous year. A total of 1,9 million people travelled through BER, the busiest day being November 3 with 87.630 passengers. From January to November, the airport welcomed a total of 23,52 million passengers,
The airline Easyjet is expanding its winter flight offer from Berlin. From now on, there will be two flights a week to Tromsø in Norway, on Mondays and Fridays. From December 7th, Rovaniemi in Finland will be added to the program, with flights on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Rovaniemi is known as the home of Santa Claus and for winter activities such as the Northern Lights and dog sledding.
A new, modern training workshop has been opened at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), enabling more than 40 trainees to acquire practical skills in five technical professions. The workshop, which is located in the aviation security area and covers an area of 645 square meters, is equipped with the latest technology, including CNC machines, 3D printers and a laser engraving machine. The
After years of criticism from conservation groups, Berlin-Brandenburg Airport (BER) is making changes to its glass facades to better protect birds from collisions. By installing special films on the glass fronts of Terminal 1, the capital airport is setting a visible example of improving its building protection – a measure that has already
With an expansion of its offering, Eurowings is setting new standards at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) from summer 2025. Germany's leading holiday airline is planning 42 direct destinations, including numerous new destinations and more intensive connections to existing destinations. The expansion underlines the importance of Berlin in the Lufthansa subsidiary's route network and emphasizes the strategic focus on attractive holiday regions.
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) recorded a significant increase in passenger numbers in October 2024. From October 18 to November 3, a total of 1,386 million passengers travelled through the airport, which marks a significant increase compared to the previous year. The entire month of October brought 2,56 million passengers, which is a
Icelandair has announced that the airline will use the Airbus A10LR for its routes from 2024 December 321. The first flight will be to Copenhagen, followed by connections to London, Oslo and Stockholm. From 1 June until the end of August 2025, the Airbus A321LR will also fly to Berlin, with
Renovation work will begin at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) in November 2024, which is intended to offer passengers a faster and more comfortable travel experience in the future. In Terminal 1, the security checks will be equipped with modern CT scanners, which will enable faster processing, as liquids and electronic devices no longer have to be removed from hand luggage.
Eurowings is expected to start flights from Berlin to Ljubljana, Slovenia, from April 11, 2025 and one day later from Düsseldorf. The Lufthansa subsidiary was the only airline to apply for a tender from the Slovenian government, which provides subsidies to promote new flight connections to the country. This measure is intended to improve the air transport network in
Eurowings now connects Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) with Jeddah in Saudi Arabia three times a week. The flights depart from Berlin on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 21:20 p.m. and arrive in Jeddah at 05:00 a.m. The return flight departs at 06:30 a.m. and arrives in Berlin at 10:35 a.m. The flight time is approximately
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