Berlin-Schönefeld International Airport
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The Berlin-Schönefeld International Airport is situated in Schönefeld town in Berlin. The airport mainly serves international charters. Hence it is also termed as a Holiday Airport.
This important civil airport in East Germany is the sole airport that serves East Berlin. It possesses four terminals namely, A, B, C and D terminals. The major cargo airlines served by the airport include Farnair Hungary and OCA International.
Some of the important airlines operating at the airport are Aeroflot, Arkia Israel, Condor Airlines, Virgin Express and Sky Airlines.
The Berlin - Schönefeld International Airport is well accessible from the important venues in the Berlin city. Berlin - Schönefeld Flughafen railway station serves the airport. It lies at a walking distance from the terminal.
The station hosts the terminus lines of Berlin S- Bahn, S 45 and S 9. The airport is dotted with various affluent restaurants, lounges, shops and meeting points. Visitors can also get VIP services at this airport.
Category: Airport
Address: Aeroporto di Berlino-Schönefeld
Website http://www.berlin-airport.de/EN/index.htm
Telephone: +49(0)180 500 0186
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