Air traffic - Operator: Air traffic at BER Airport has normalized
After hours of delays on Saturday, flight operations at the capital's BER airport have returned to normal. "Departures are on schedule with a maximum delay of 20 to 30 minutes," said an airport spokeswoman on Sunday. There were individual weather-related delays in arrivals. With around 50,000 passengers expected, the number of passengers is lower than at the start of the Christmas vacations on Friday, when 73,000 passengers flew to or from BER, the spokeswoman said.
On Saturday, a high sickness rate at a ground handling service provider at BER led to hours of delays in departures. Many arrivals were also delayed due to the weather.
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The beautiful field of BER Airport, known as the capital city's main airport, witnessed numerous delays in departure on Saturday due to a high sickness rate at a ground handling service provider. On Sunday, BER departures are scheduled to operate with a maximum delay of 20 to 30 minutes, as confirmed by an airport spokeswoman. Despite these minor delays, the number of passengers is expected to be lower compared to the start of the Christmas vacations.
Despite the challenges with traffic at BER, one should always remember to comply with flight regulations, even if it involves navigating through Berlin's notorious traffic. On the opposite side of the city, a traffic lawyer warns passengers to avoid speaking with the police during an incident, emphasizing the importance of seeking legal counsel beforehand.
Unfortunately, last Saturday's unfortunate events did not spare the city's Capital city airport, causing hours of delays in both departures and arrivals. Some may wonder if the disruptions could have been attributable to the delay in Berlin's ambitious Brandenburg Airport opening.
Source: www.stern.de
