Berlin-Brandenburg Airport uses 3 terminals, which are divided by airline. Individual airlines check in at these terminals:

• Terminal 1 - Aegean Airlines, Aer Lingus, Air Baltic, Air Cairo, Air Canada, Air France, Air Serbia, AJet, Austrian, Azerbaijan Airlines, British Airways, Brussels Airlines, Bulgaria Air, Condor, Corendon Airlines, DAT, Delta, easyJet, Egyptair, El Al, Eurowings, Finnair, FlyErbil, Flynas, FlyOne, Georgian Airways, Hainan Airlines, Iberia, Icelandair, Iraqi Airways, Israir, Jet2.com, KLM, KM Malta Airlines, LOT, Lufthansa, Luxair, Norse, Norwegian, Nouvelair, Pegasus Airlines, Qatar Airways, Royal Jordanian, SAS, Scoot, SkyAlps, Sundair, Sun Express, Swiss, TAP, Transavia, Tunisair, Turkish Airlines, United, Volotea

• Terminal 2 - Play, Ryanair, Vueling, Wizz Air

• Terminal 5 - closed until further notice, flights moved to T1 or T2
• Please also visit the airport's official website for the current distribution

Terminals 1 and 2 are combined to form the new Brandenburg Airport. The facilities are clear and the check-in process is fast.

The distance between Terminals 1 and 2 is approximately 350 metres and all public transport and taxi stations are just outside Terminal 1.

Security checks at both terminals lead to a common transit area. Some gates allocated for non-Schengen flights (C and D) are behind passport control.

Terminal 5 is located on the north side of the airport and is the former main building of Schönefeld Airport. Terminal 5 is currently not in use.

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Between T1/2 and T5 you can use the regular public transport lines, either S-Bahn or buses. The journey itself takes 8-9 minutes, but in the case of the S-Bahn add about 10 minutes to the time by walking from the station to Terminal 5. You can pay for your ticket at 1,70 eur, the transfer within the airport is not free.

See the official maps of the airport and the individual terminals: ber.berlin-airport.de/en/maps

Transfer between flights

Berlin Airport is not a major transfer hub, but some airlines may offer a transfer via Berlin.

The airport was originally built as a transfer hub and is therefore very convenient for transfer passengers.

The rules below apply to passengers who have a guaranteed transfer (both flights on one booking) or are travelling with hand luggage only.

• Schengen -> Schengen: you get off the plane straight into the transit area of the departure gates, you do not go through any further checks.
• Schengen -> Non-Schengen: you get off the plane directly into the transit area of departure gates A or B, you go through passport control to gates C or D, no security check
• Non-Schengen -> Schengen: you have to go through passport control, leave the transit area and go through security back to the departure gates