Summer is just around the corner, and Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) is gearing up for its busiest season yet. With an expanded flight schedule featuring new destinations, you’ll have more options than ever before to explore the world from Berlin. As expert travel journalist Kevin Erickson reveals, it’s time to start planning your next adventure!
TL;DR:
- BER summer schedule starts on March 26, connecting 142 destinations worldwide
- New direct flights to Djerba, Billund, Graz, Verona, and Lyon
- More flights to popular destinations and additional intercontinental services
- Increased connectivity to the USA, including a new non-stop flight to Washington D.C.
- 49 countries accessible directly from BER with 64 airlines
🌍 Discover New Destinations with BER’s Summer Flight Schedule
The summer flight schedule at Berlin Brandenburg Airport will connect the capital to 142 destinations in Europe, Africa, Asia, and America from the end of March to the end of October. New direct flights include services to Djerba in Tunisia by Nouvelair, Billund in Denmark by Ryanair, Graz in Austria by Eurowings, and Verona in Italy and Lyon in France by Volotea. In May, another connection to the USA will start with a non-stop flight to the capital, Washington D.C.
✈️ The Growing Attractiveness of BER as a Transport Hub
A Berlin Brandenburg Airport spokesperson said, “With more flights to popular destinations and the addition of new European and intercontinental services to the flight schedule, the attractiveness of BER as a transport hub is growing.” This summer, you can travel to 49 countries directly from BER, thanks to flights offered by 64 airlines.
🇺🇸 Increased Connections to the United States
May sees a focus on connections to the west with the USA: United Airlines is set to launch its direct capital-to-capital service between BER and Washington/Dulles on May 26. On that same day, Delta Air Lines will start its service to New York JFK. This means that from the end of May, three airlines – NORSE Atlantic Airways, United Airlines, and Delta Air Lines – will be flying to the Big Apple.
🌏 In-demand Intercontinental Destinations
Intercontinental connections to Egypt, Qatar, Tunisia, and Singapore are expected to be the most in demand this summer, according to the summer flight schedule at Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Additionally, Hainan Airlines will further increase its direct flights to Beijing, with a second weekly flight to the Chinese capital planned from April.
🌴 Explore Europe with Additional Connections and New Destinations
The summer flight schedule also includes additional connections within Europe, as well as attractive new destinations for cultural trips, city breaks, or beach holidays. Eurowings will fly to 30 destinations this summer, such as Mediterranean hotspots Ibiza, Nice, and Alicante, and northern destinations Gothenburg, Helsinki, and Copenhagen. To the east, FLYONE is planning flights to the capital of the Republic of Moldova, Chișinău, from mid-May, while Ryanair continues its connection to Banja.
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