Berlin - Cheap Flights to Berlin
Fly to Berlin with cheap international flights - Berlin (all airports code: BER) currently has two international airports: Tegel (TXL) and Schoenefeld (SXF).
Tegel International Airport (airport code TXL) is the main airport for flagcarriers (Lufthansa, BA, Air France-KLM, Delta etc) and hub for domestic flights as well. All flagcarrier flights leave from the main terminal building A (Terminal B is just the bus gates of A nowadays for Non-Schengen flights). The airport is located in the north-west of the city and is connected to the city center by bus. Note that this airport does not have any railway station. Any indication to a Tegel railway station refers to the remote S-Bahn station.
Schonefeld International Airport (airport code SXF) is the base for most low-cost airlines (e.g. easyJet, Ryanair and Germanwings) and charter flights in addition to traffic from Eastern Europe. The airport sits in Brandenburg near the southern border of Berlin and is served by the S-Bahn and regional trains.
It’s very easy to get to Berlin from anywhere in Europe, as there are numerous direct flight connections between Berlin and major German & European cities. But intercontinental direct flights to Berlin were limited due to historical reasons. The German flag carrier Lufthansa will mostly fly to its major hub airports Frankfurt and Munich and offer connecting flights to Berlin on a near hourly basis. Delta and Continental Airlines have daily direct international flights to Berlin from New York and Qatar Airways flies twice daily to Doha. Air Berlin flies thrice weekly to Bangkok.
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