Airport Location

Berlin Tegel Airport is located in Tegel, Reinckendorf, which is northwest of Berlin centre. It's around a 20–50-minute drive from Berlin Centre to the airport.

Facilities

Facilities Include:

• WIFI
• Shopping
• Dining
• Passenger assistance
• Tourist information
• Airport lounges
• Baggage wrapping
• ATMs & banks
• Currency exchange
• Parking
• Car rental

Lounges by terminal:

Globeground VIP Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Free snacks
• WIFI
• TV screens
• Flight monitors
• Newspaper and magazines

AirportClub Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens

British Airways Terraces Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens

Lufthansa Senator Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Premium menu
• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens

Lufthansa Business Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Premium menu
• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens
• Conference room
• Smoking area

Lufthansa Business Lounge

Located at Terminal A

• Free snacks
• Free bar
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens

C Lounge

Located at Terminal C

• Free snacks
• Free beer and wine
• WIFI
• Flight monitors
• Newspapers and magazines
• TV screens

Book Lounge Passes for Berlin Tegel Airport

Did you know that you can buy lounge passes for Berlin Tegel Airport with Alternative Airlines? You can purchase them for Berlin Airportclub Lounge and C-Lounge.

Runways

Berlin Tegel has two runways — Runway 08L/26R and Runway 08R/26L.

Runway 08L/26R (3,023 m in length) is the airport's bigger runway. The runway is mainly used for long-haul flights that are operated by wide-body aircraft.

Runway 08R/26L (2,428 m) is the smaller runway of the two. This runway is designed to handle flights operated by narrow-body aircraft.

Terminals

Berlin Tegel Airport has one main terminal building, which is split into five separate boarding areas that are officially named terminals. Each terminal is lettered A–E.

Terminal A

Terminal A (directly connected to Terminal B) has the airport's iconic hexagon-shaped structure. The terminal facilitates flights from most major airlines that fly to Berlin Tegel, including transcontinental flights from carriers such as United and Lufthansa.

Terminal B

Terminal B is directly connected to Terminal A. The terminal handles flights from a mix of airlines, including long-haul flights from Qatar Airways.

Terminal C

Terminal C opened in May 2007 and was created as a temporary terminal due to a high number of passengers using Berlin Tegel Airport. Terminal C was primarily used by Air Berlin while it was active. Today, Terminal C is a transit zone for passengers that have flown on connecting flights.

Terminal D

Terminal D opened in 2001. The terminal is mainly used for small aircraft that fly shorter routes.

Terminal E

Terminal E is situated on the lower level of Terminal D and has just two gates.

Airlines that fly to Berlin Tegel Airport

Sundair uses Berlin Tegel as a primary hub and easyJet, Eurowings and Ryanair use the airport as a secondary hub. Here's a full list of airlines that use Berlin Tegel Airport:

Aegean Airlines, Aer Lingus, airBaltic, Air Canada, Air France, Air Malta, Air Serbia, Alitalia, American Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Azerbaijan Airlines, BRA Braathens Regional Airlines, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Corendon Airlines, Croatia Airlines, Delta Air Lines, easyJet, Eurowings, Finnair, Flybe, Hainan Airlines, Iberia Express, Icelandair, Iraqi Airways, KLM, LOT Polish Airlines, Lufthansa, Luxair, MIAT Mongolian Airlines, Onur Air, Pobeda, Qatar Airways, Rhein-Neckar Air, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, Ryanair, S7 Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Scoot, Sundair, SunExpress, SunExpress Deutschland, Swiss, TAP Air Portugal, TIU fly Deutschland, Turkish Airlines, Ukraine International Airlines, United Airlines, Utair, Vueling.

How to get to Berlin Tegel Airport

By driving

There are three long-stay parking areas at Berlin Tegel Airport and one short-stay parking area. Rental car facilities are located inside the parking area P2.

By bus

There are no public transport options to Berlin Tegel. However, you can get the express Bus X9, which runs between the airport and Zoo Station every 10–20 minutes. Zoo Station has links to most places in Berlin through the S-Bahn and U-Bahn railway networks.

By taxi

Taxis to the airport from the city will cost between €25–40 EUR. You can order by phone, online or by getting the person(s) in charge of your accommodation to order one for you. There are also a number of taxi apps that you can use in Berlin, including myTaxi and Uber.