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Your options for self-transfer at BER

Bahnhof Terminal 1 – VIABER

You can transfer between different airlines, from train to plane or from long distance bus to plane and the other way around. The short distances and transfer facilities make it easy for you to change between two flights. The location of the station, under Terminal 1, and the centrally located long-distance bus stop allow you to switch between modes of transport quickly and conveniently. 

Book intermodal connections directly via BER

Transfer connections via Berlin Brandenburg Airport can be combined in one booking with many providers. In addition to many different possible combinations of means of transport, connection insurance is also offered in some cases. 

Book the train journey from many stations in the whole of north-east Germany and the flight in the entire easyJet network from BER together at Worldwide by easyJet. The special feature: the changeover is covered by a connection insurance. https://worldwide.easyjet.com

Book the train journey from many stations in the whole of North-East Germany and the flight to Barcelona together with Vueling Global. The special feature: the transfer is covered by a connection insurance.  https://global.vueling.com

Kiwi.com offers a wide range of connection options via BER. Here you can combine both long-distance bus and train trips with a flight. Tip: activate train and bus trips in your search to get the widest selection. https://www.kiwi.com

By train to flight

If you have booked an intermodal connection via BER and arrive by train, you are already directly below Terminal 1. From the tracks, you can either take one of the elevators directly to the T1 check-in hall or make your way up by escalator and then choose between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2.

Self-check-in machines have already been set up on the U1 level for intermodal transfer passengers. Here you can print a baggage label right on the first level above the train tracks. All you then have to do is hand in your baggage in the check-in hall. It is only a few minutes' walk to Terminal 2 via arrivals level E0. Here, travelers will immediately find their airline's check-in. 

With the long-distance bus to the flight

The long-distance bus station at BER is located directly opposite Terminal 1. If you arrive or depart by long-distance bus, you can walk directly into Terminal 1 and proceed to check-in. A little tip: Use the self-check-in machines on level U1 and print your luggage label here. After that, all you have to do is drop off your suitcase. Travelers departing from Terminal 2 also go to Terminal 1 and then use the signposted route via Level E0 to Terminal 2. 

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From flight to flight

Self-transfer from flight to flight has become an important way of traveling. With VIABER we offer you detailed information, offers and cooperations around the topic of self-transfer at BER.

In order to make the self-transfer from flight to flight at BER as comfortable as possible, we have described all important process steps for you below. You can find an enlarged view of the individual steps here:

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If you are traveling with checked baggage, proceed to baggage claim after exiting the aircraft and retrieve your baggage. Then proceed to the departure terminal of your second flight and check in your baggage again at the check-in counters of the airline of your connecting flight. Proceed to the security checkpoint again. If you are traveling with carry-on baggage only and arrive at Terminal 1, you may transfer throughout the airport without leaving the aviation security area. When arriving from the non-Schengen area or departing to the non-Schengen area, you will go through an additional passport control in any case. When arriving from the non-Schengen area at Terminal 2, you will have to leave the aviation security area and pass through security again. This also applies to arrivals at T2 from the Schengen area with checked baggage. 

Notice

Please note that there are two different, separate non-Schengen areas at BER Airport. This means that if you are transferring at Berlin Brandenburg Airport and you are arriving from or departing to a non-Schengen destination with Ryanair or Wizz Air, you will need a border crossing document (e.g. visa) for Germany in order to continue your journey to your final destination. This applies when travelling with and without checked baggage.

Sicherheitskontrolle - Security control © Anikka Bauer / FBB
Sicherheitskontrolle - Security control © Anikka Bauer / FBB

Security control

Being well prepared helps you get through the security control quicker and be more relaxed.

If you need help on site or have a question about changing at BER, you are welcome to contact our colleagues at the dedicated VIABER Info-Counters. These can be found in Terminal 1 at designated airport information:

  • Check-in area (1-8), Level E1
  • Market place (secure area), Level E1

Site plan VIABER Info-Counter

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Kiwi.com is an online search engine allowing users to combine transportation from over 800 carriers. Users can combine flights with train and bus trips to create individual travel packages, accompanied by industry-leading Kiwi.com Guarantee, which acts as connection protection for bookings on carriers who do not normally cooperate.

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