Cheap flights to Berlin
Arrival in Berlin is via the modern Brandenburg Airport, which is located 19 km from the city center. The extensive route network allows you to reach the city from many points around the globe, with the most frequent connections from cities such as Frankfurt am Main (312 flights per week), Paris (271 flights), and London (257 flights). Flights from Munich and Zurich are also popular.
A total of 119 airlines provide air service to the German capital, with Easy jet, Eurowings, and Lufthansa leading in flight frequency. To choose the best route, departure city cards with a convenient search form are provided below on this page. Additional information about the trip can be found in the travel guide, weather sections, or tips on how to get there.
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Oslo — Berlin
Flight insights to Berlin
Data-driven trends for direct flights to Berlin — how often airlines fly, where passengers come from, and typical fares and flight times.
Most frequent departure cities
The most frequent direct routes to Berlin come from Frankfurt am Main, Paris and London. Frankfurt am Main leads with around 312 flights a week.
- Frankfurt am Main312 flights/week
- Paris271 flights/week
- London257 flights/week
- Munich203 flights/week
- Zurich199 flights/week
Top departure countries
Most direct flights to Berlin depart from Germany, Spain and France. Germany alone accounts for about 18% of all direct routes.
- Germanyavg $58
- Spainavg $59
- Franceavg $51
- United Kingdomavg $50
- Turkeyavg $74
Direct routes & fares
Popular non-stop routes to Berlin range from London at $37 to Munich at $93 — a quick way to compare direct-flight fares.
- Frankfurt am Mainfrom $65
- Parisfrom $51
- Londonfrom $37
- Munichfrom $93
- Zurichfrom $67
Cheapest departure cities
The cheapest places to fly to Berlin from right now are Vienna from $14, Varna from $25 and Budapest from $25.
- Viennafrom $14
- Varnafrom $25
- Budapestfrom $25
- Belgradefrom $31
- Copenhagenfrom $32
Longest direct flights
The longest direct flight to Berlin is from New York City at about 8h 42m, followed by Dubai (6h 26m) and Doha (6h 8m).
- New York City8h 42m
- Dubai6h 26m
- Doha6h 8m
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife5h 8m
- Las Palmas5h 7m
Popular departure cities to Berlin
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United Kingdom
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Poland
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United States
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Israel
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Norway
Latvia
Serbia
Turkey
Greece
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Greece
Spain
Moldova
Luxembourg
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ItalyFrequently asked questions
- Which cities have the most frequent flights to Berlin?
- The most popular destinations are Frankfurt am Main with 312 flights per week, Paris (271 flights), and London (257 flights). A significant flow of passengers also arrives from Munich and Zurich.
- How many airlines fly to Berlin?
- In total, 119 airlines operate flights to this destination. The largest carriers include Easy jet, Eurowings, Lufthansa, as well as Swiss and British Airways.
- Which airports serve flights to Berlin?
- All scheduled flights arrive at Brandenburg International Airport (BER). This modern transport hub is located approximately 19 km from central Berlin and provides convenient connections to the city.
- How to find cheap tickets to Berlin?
- To find the best deals, look for flights from low-cost carriers such as Easy jet or Pegasus Airlines. It is recommended to use the departure city search cards on this page to compare prices from different carriers.
- From how many cities can you fly to Berlin?
- The route network covers hundreds of destinations, including popular departure points such as Amsterdam, Istanbul, Vienna, and Copenhagen. The extensive flight geography makes it easy to plan a trip from most major aviation hubs in Europe and worldwide.