Air traffic - High sickness rate causes major delays at BER
In the middle of the Christmas travel season, there have been severe delays in take-offs at the capital's BER airport. The reason for this was a high sickness rate at a ground handling service provider, an airport spokeswoman said on Saturday. This is causing major delays in handling. The "Bild" newspaper first reported on the delays at the airport. For example, a take-off to Lanzarote scheduled for 12.00 noon was postponed to 8.20 pm. Take-off times to Malaga, Helsinki and Istanbul were postponed by up to three hours.
Report from "Bild" Departures BER
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- Passengers planning trips from BER during this period should anticipate potential sick leave-related delays.
- The high sickness rate among staff at the ground handling service provider in Berlin has significantly impacted air traffic.
- The 'picture newspaper', Bild, reported on the impact of these delays, especially for destinations like Malaga, Helsinki, and Istanbul.
- Travelers to Málaga and other popular destinations, including Lanzarote and Helsinki, may need to adjust their departure times due to the sick leave situation.
- Air traffic from the beautiful field of Brandenburg's Capital City Airport has been affected negatively by the high sickness rate at the ground handling service provider.
- In response to the high sickness rate, departures from BER to cities like Istanbul, Helsinki, and even exotic destinations like Lanzarote have experienced delays of up to three hours.
- Meanwhile, the ongoing airport chaos in Berlin is reminiscent of the significant delays that BER has faced in the past, like the technical difficulties during its grand opening in 2020.
Source: www.stern.de
