Berlin Brandenburg: introduction
History of Berlin-Brandenburg Airport
Berlin-Brandenburg “Willy Brandt” Airport (BER), located around 18 kilometres south-east of the centre of Berlin, is the German capital’s main airport. Designed to replace Tegel and Schönefeld airports and meet the growing demand for air transport in Berlin, Berlin-Brandenburg airport has a history of delays and construction challenges.
Originally scheduled to open in 2011, the airport has faced a series of technical and planning problems, delaying its opening until October 2020. Since its inauguration, BER has played a central role in facilitating international travel and supporting the economic development of the region.
Services and facilities
Berlin-Brandenburg Airport has three modern terminals, offering a full range of services and facilities to ensure a comfortable and efficient travel experience for all passengers:
– VIP lounges: Exclusive areas for passengers seeking extra comfort before their flight, with top-of-the-range catering and relaxation services.
– Restaurants and shops: A variety of dining and shopping options, from gourmet restaurants to luxury boutiques.
– Car hire: Several car hire agencies are available, providing easy access to transport on arrival.
– Wi-Fi access: Available free of charge throughout the airport to keep travellers connected.
Access to Berlin by Private Jet
Arriving in Berlin by private jet offers unrivalled flexibility and luxury. Private jet services allow passengers to plan their journeys according to their schedules and preferences, with several advantages:
– Flexible schedules: Fly according to your own schedule, without the constraints of commercial airline schedules.
– Personalised services: Tailor-made services including personalised meals, ground transfers and VIP assistance at the airport.
– Dedicated FBOs: Several Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) in BER offer exclusive services such as VIP lounges, concierge services and high-quality facilities for private jets.
