Introduction to Berlin Brandenburg Airport
Welcome to the airport for Germany's capital region
with 23 million passengers in 2023.
The airport for Germany's capital region - Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) - opened and began operations on Saturday, 31 October 2020. The three letter IATA code BER was implemented a week before on 25 October.
Two terminals are operational:
Terminal 1- main terminal in the centre of the airport
Temrinal 2 - north of Terminal 1
BER has two runways, one 3,600 m long and a southern runway with a length of 4,000 m. The distance between the runways is 1.9 km so that they can be operated independently.
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Latest Berlin Brandenburg Airport News
BER is Germany’s first airport to achieve Level 4 Airport Carbon Accreditation
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Berlin Brandenburg Airport has once again been recognised for its CO₂ management. BER is Germany’s first airport to achieve Level 4 Airport...
Other Berlin Brandenburg Airport News
- More than two million passengers travelled through BER in November
- Eurowings significantly expands its operations at BER
- Air Canada Targets Secondary Europe Markets With Narrowbodies
- FBB secures early refinancing of €1.2 Billion
- BER records 2.66 million passengers in October
- 100 million passengers at BER
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