Berlin Schönefeld Airport

Berlin to Barcelona. It was OK - first experience on easyJet. Airport more disorganized (no maps) and passengers more unruly than anticipated. Self service check in, Terminal B, for boarding passes and luggage (if you’re crazy enough to have checked .. Read more »bags - my recommendation is don’t since it’s extra cost and time). Decent sausage and beer at outside restaurant, but allow time for security after. Not a lot of other stuff at airport. Allow extra time and don’t expect anyone to be available to answer questions. No frills plane but nice flight attendants. Charge your device or bring a book to have something to do on plane. Arrival in Barcelona and bags show up at Terminal C bag claim - doesn’t show up on arrivals baggage claim board and everyone was walking around looking for bags. Just generally not as much info as you’re used to versus US.

It is one of the airports at Berlin Germany. It is close to a train station. I had more security checks (2) prior to departure from here. This is not the usual case in most of the airports I been to. Also on arrival, the passport control was really l.. Read more »ong. We spent almost an hour and 30 minutes at the passport control. I hope they improve the efficiency at the passport control.

Berlin deserves a much larger airport with more facilities. The lounge for Business and First class travellers is far below the average standard, accessible only by stairs with no bathrooms. Food in there is very limited and seating capacity is limit.. Read more »ed. Access to train is more than 500 meter away with a big ramp that is difficult to negotiate with luggage. Customs staff for tax free certification were not available at their desk for more than 20 minutes.

Berlin airports manage to make flying feel like a punishment. Prepare to travel back in time to what feels like an airport from the 70s- in a poor country. And to sit on the floor like all the other travelers. Because who needs seating..

One of the worst Airports I have ever been. It feels like back in time to old times. Even in Cuba the airport is much better and nicer. The Airport is pretty small, many passengers, everything is very slow, staff very unfriendly.

Con: Not many stores or restaurants. Pro: Easy to get through, easy to find things. You can charge your phone at charging stations throughout the waiting area.

Literally the worst airport I have ever been too, after going through security you are welcomed by daylight robbery. 7 euros for 2 bottles of water is offer as a deal!! The only thing that would make it feel better is if the cashier worker would hold.. Read more » a gun to your head to at least half justify handing over your cash

Doesn't feel like an airport at all, rather feels like an industrial shed from where your allowed to board planes. Not a very large or a very planned airport. More like planned on the go as and when required. Don't expect great facilities but basic s.. Read more »anitation facilities are available. Most train stations in Germany are better planned than this airport.

This is one of the massive airports that I have seen till now. The taxiing part took twenty minutes, phew!! I was just transiting through this airport and had a very good experience. Immigration was super smooth, thanks to the authorities. The peopl.. Read more »e are always so helpful in this airport. They really have a huge volume to get through at any given time and they keep pushing to make it happen.

It's just... an airport... Overall rating is just... Okay... I don't agree with others. It's not a restaurant but an airport. I like when there is a place to eat at the airport but I don't expect it to have French cosine and beluga caviar. There is .. Read more »that "always closed" Cindy's place and one Beer-Steak Bar just a few steps outside the airport. Literally a few meters away. I can even find by its smell (good one). As for the bottled water, generally in Germany it's very expensive, plus add the "at airport" fee to it. So, 3.5 euros per bottle is totally fine for Germany. But as others said, limited seats. The 3rd time I came, even those bent seats were missing (I hope they were just upgrading (finally?!)). It's pretty clean, the staff won't speak English very well and as far as I remember it has only 1 security lane. Most of the time it's pretty empty you will go through it within 10 minutes. But when it's full... oh boy... I took me 45 minutes. The best decision I made that day was "I'll wait at the gate the last hour". Overall experience, again, is... It's just an airport. I expected more from a BERLIN (!) airport. But as Germans say, Berlin doesn't count as Germany. This is true if you have been to other cities. Check other Airports in Germany and generally the cities. PS: Tegel = Same thing but even smaller.