Body Your Memories With Picture Frames

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by on 28-05-2011

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Say cheese! Are these claims collection heard this before? These are definitely the two most said and heard text once we please take a image or cause for doing it. The illustration it’s uttered, we right away use our most significant smiles and delighted people. Ab muscles good reason that we carry images will be [...]

Berlin Tegel Plane Forced to Land at Stuttgart

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 16-09-2009

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A plane which departed from Tegel Airport was forced to make an emergency landing at Stuttgart Airport on Sept 14th. The plane was carrying Franz Muentefering who was once the labor minister in Germany and is now the chairman of the German Social Democratic Party. Thankfully there were no major injuries with just one passenger [...]

Park Plans for Tempelhof Airport

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 01-09-2009

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Officials in Berlin are still struggling to come up with ideas for the recently closed Tempelhof Airport. On Monday an announcement was made by the Development Minister Ingeborg Junge-Reyer that some parts of the airport grounds will be opened as parkspace. This area is expected to be around three hundred hectares in size. The huge [...]

New Berlin Airport Name

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 24-08-2009

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Recent reports have suggested that the working title “Brandenburg Airport” will not be retained once Berlin’s new airport opens in 2012. Government officials feel that the airport should have a more catchy interesting name. Work is currently underway on designing a logo for the airport however there is still uncertainty surrounding the name with Willy [...]

Berlin Schönefeld Bucks Trend

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 09-08-2009

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Germany like the vast majority of countries in Europe has seen a drop in air traffic over the last year. Traffic was down by almost ten percent in some locations for the first six months of this year.  February was easily the worst month reported mainly due to its shortness. One of the exceptions to [...]

New Berlin Airport gets Green Light from EU

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 18-05-2009

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The construction of Berlin Brandenburg International Airport received a boost last week with the news that the European Commission will not stand in the way regarding finance. The cost of the airport is estimated at three point six billion euro. Almost two and a half billion of the cost is been supplied by the public [...]

Flights cancelled at Berlin Tegel Airport

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 30-01-2009

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Lufthansa staged further strike action on Wednesday last January 28th. The strike action took place between 6am and 12pm. Many flights were cancelled including flights at Berlin Tegel Airport and Frankfurt Airport. The action is due to a dispute over pay by flight attendants at Lufthansa and is the 2nd such protest. Lufthansa did not [...]

Berlin Airport – Tempelhof costing lots of money

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 12-01-2009

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Despite no longer being in operation, Tempelhof Airport is costing the German government over fourteen million euro a year. It looks like being a long term problem according to the state-owned real estate company currently in charge of the airport. When the airport was in use it was losing ten million euro a year. The [...]

UK flight diverted to Berlin

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 06-11-2008

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A flight from London Heathrow to New Delhi was forced to land at Berlin Schoenefeld airport due to an electrical fault last month. The British Airways flight was diverted after the pilot became aware of smoke in the cabin due to an electrical fault with a setback monitor. There were 222 passengers on board the [...]

Berlin says goodbye to Tempelhof Airport

Filed Under (Berlin Airports) by mcleare on 31-10-2008

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The people of Berlin came out in force on Thursday October 30th to say goodbye to Tempelhof Airport. Just before midnight a Junkers Ju-52 plane and a DC-3 plane took off marking the last ever flights from the airport. Those unhappy with the closure of the airport used the occasion for one last protest. The [...]