#100daysBER
Around 700,000 could be handled passengers in the first three months after BER opened.
100 days ago, on 31 October 2020, flight operations started at Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt. Due to the Corona pandemic, the new airport for the capital region was only able to welcome around 700,000 passengers in the first few months. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, only 4,000 to 8,000 passengers are handled at BER per day on average.
BER is now the first German airport to receive the Airport Health Accreditation from the international airport association Airports Council International (ACI).
Digital airport information
Here you will find help if something goes wrong on your journey.
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Help
Questions & answers
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Covid-19
Measures and restrictions
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Flight irregularities
Delay or cancellation
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Baggage policy
Hand luggage and baggage
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Problems with baggage
Baggage tracing and damage
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Lost item?
Your contacts for lost items
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Security control
Tips for a laid-back control
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Self-Transfer at the airport
Self-Transfer with VIABER
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Terminal opening hours
Staying at the airport overnight
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Transport connection
Travel with public transport
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Where to park?
Parking near the terminals
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Contact
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