Berlin-Brandenburg Airport expects that the number of passengers will pick up again in the next few weeks. Numerous AIrlines are resuming their offers or increasing the frequencies. 45 airlines are currently heading for BER.

In July and August around 70 airlines will fly to around 160 destinations in 50 countries. This has almost reached the level of the 2019 summer flight schedule, when 86 airlines headed for 183 destinations in 57 countries. There are differences in the frequency of the connections offered. Popular holiday destinations in Europe in particular benefit from the opening and relaxation of travel restrictions.

With Spain, Turkey, Greece and Italy, the focus is particularly on travel destinations in the Mediterranean region. Spain achieved around 50 percent of the arrivals and departures in July compared to 2019, Turkey 80 percent and Greece will probably even exceed the number of arrivals and departures in July this year in the same period of 2019. Up to 18 departures to Greece are expected on peak days. Palma de Mallorca (Spain), Antalya (Turkey) and Heraklion (Greece) top the ranking of the most popular travel destinations from BER outside Germany based on the number of bookings. On peak days, up to 1.500 tourists will set off for these destinations from BER. Flights to Great Britain, Moscow in Russia and Hurghada in Egypt are also well booked.

The airlines Easyjet, Ryanair and Eurowings are again significantly expanding their presence at BER and are offering an extensive mix of popular European cities and, above all, holiday destinations. At the same time, they are significantly increasing the number of aircraft used at the Berlin-Brandenburg airport. Play and Skyalps will soon be new at the airport.

The following airlines are planning to resume air traffic from Berlin-Brandenburg:

• Air Cairo with up to two flights a week to Hurghada in Egypt (from June 19, 2021)
• Air Dolomiti with up to two flights a week to Verona in Italy (from June 19, 2021)
• Air Lingus with up to three flights a week to Dublin, Ireland (from July 02nd, 2021)
• Air Malta with up to two flights a week to Malta (from June 28, 2021)
• BA CityFlyer with one flight a week to Southampton in Great Britain (from July 16, 2021)
• Icelandair with up to four flights a week to Reykjavík in Iceland (since June 05, 2021)
• Croatia Airlines with one flight per week to Split in Croatia (from June 19, 2021)
• DAT Airlines with two new flights a week to the Danish island of Bornholm (from August 19, 2021)
• Israir with up to three weekly flights to Tel Aviv in Israel (from June 24, 2021)
• LOT Airlines with up to eight flights a week to Warsaw in Poland (from June 18, 2021)
• Norwegian Air Shuttle with flights to Oslo in Norway (up to five times a week), Stockholm in Sweden (up to twice a week) and Copenhagen in Denmark (up to four times a week) (from June 18 and 28, 2021 respectively)
• Nouvelair Tunis with one flight per week to Monastir and now to Tunis in Tunisia (from June 22, 2021)
• Royal Jordanian with up to two flights a week to Amman, Jordan (from June 24, 2021)
• Transavia Airlines with one flight per week to Montpellier in France (from 10 July 2021)