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2026/2027 Winter flight schedule

Published: 20 October 2026, 14:25

From city breaks to London, Paris or Barcelona, to winter sun on the Mediterranean, right through to winter holidays in Scandinavia, the new winter flight timetable offers travellers departing from BER a wide range of options. Between 25 October 2026 and 27 March 2027, around 70 airlines will be flying to 140 destinations in 50 countries.

Several airplanes from various airlines are parked on the tarmac.

The changes in detail

  • airBaltic will operate a weekly service from BER to Kuusamo in Finnish Lapland from 19 December.
  • Air Algérie will also operate a weekly service from BER to Algiers as part of the winter timetable. The flight day will be moved to Sunday. Via the hub in the Algerian capital, travellers can also reach numerous other destinations on the African continent, including Johannesburg.
  • Since 15 October, Condor has been operating daily non-stop flights to Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates. The flights are operated as a codeshare with Etihad Airways. Via Abu Dhabi, travellers flying with Etihad have access to numerous connecting flights to destinations in Asia, Africa and Australia.
  • easyJet will be flying twice a week to festive Newcastle in the north-east of England from 20 November to 21 December 2026. Under the winter timetable, travellers can also fly directly to both Milan-Malpensa and Milan-Linate airports with easyJet.
  • Eurowings will connect the capital region with Rome four times a week and with Bologna in Italy three times a week from 2 November. From 1 November, Eurowings will resume daily flights to Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. Jeddah in Saudi Arabia will be back on the timetable from BER twice a week from 12 November. On 10 December, Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, will be added as a new destination. The new route will operate once a week and twice a week during the Christmas and New Year period. 
  • In addition, the airline is continuing to operate several successful summer destinations throughout the winter, including Lisbon, Porto and Bilbao. From 20 December, Sarajevo will once again be included in the route network with non-stop flights. Between 4 December and 4 January, Eurowings will fly to festive Edinburgh once or twice a week. The range of flights to Finnish Lapland is being further expanded with a new winter destination. From 20 December, Kuusamo will be included in the flight schedule from BER, whilst Rovaniemi and Kittilä will be served more frequently than in the previous season.
  • Qatar Airways will once again operate three daily flights from BER to Doha in Qatar from 1 November. Via Doha, travellers have access to numerous connecting flights to Asia, Africa, Australia and the Middle East.
  • Wizz Air has been flying to Sofia in Bulgaria four times a week since 20 September. From 26 October, it will fly to Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, three times a week. On 3 December, Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, will follow with two weekly flights. Wizz Air will launch its first service to Italy from BER on 14 December. There will then be daily flights to Milan-Malpensa Airport. Also from 14 December, the airline will fly three times a week to Pristina in Kosovo. Three days later, on 17 December, Suceava in Romania will be added as a further destination, which will also be served three times a week. 

 

 

Opening hours for Terminal 2 during the winter timetable

  • With the switch to the winter timetable, the opening hours for Terminal 2 will change from 2 November 2026. Check-in opens 2 to 2.5 hours before the respective flight, depending on the airline. Passengers travelling with hand luggage only may also use the security checkpoints in Terminal 1. These will open at 4.00 am, as before. All gates are accessible from all security checkpoints.

The information published on this page is correct as at the date of publication or the date of the last update.