Berlin Private Jet Charter

Berlin, Germany

Charter a private jet from or to Berlin with BLAK Private Jets

Berlin is the perfect fusion of the low and the high, the refined and the raw. At once laid back and hectic, it rolls from the handsome Neo-Classicism of Mitte (Berlin's downtown hub) to the Brutalist sprawl of Friedrichshain. Parts that were divided by the Berlin Wall now mingle and intertwine, creating a place of contradictions, of opposites, of endless surprises.

Tasteful trips to the German capital often revolve around the grand boulevard of Unter den Linden. Berlin's answer to the Champs-Élysées, it's all fashion designers, big-name banks and opulent hotels with tearooms gazing across to the Brandenburg Gate. From there, the leafy Tiergarten and the Reichstag are within easy reach, offering a hit of German politics and somewhere fantastic for summer strolls.

To seek out Berlin's famous hipster side, you'll want to mosey across to the old quarters on the fringes of erstwhile East Berlin. They include the graffiti-strewn walks of Friedrichshain and the cool blocks of multicultural Kreuzberg, where cumin-packed mezzes scent the air and jazz bars spill out of paint-peeling tenements. Outer areas like Prenzlauer Berg and Charlottenburg promise something a tad more relaxed. Out of the fray, they host majestic palaces that date to the eras of the kaisers and shaded avenues awash with cafés, bakeries and pop-up flea markets.

A private charter flight to Berlin is likely to take you to the city’s prime airport, the all-new Brandenburg Airport. It’s pretty close to the centre, so you'll be exploring the German beer halls and rich national museums in no time at all.

Berlin Brandenburg Airport Information

IATA: BER | ICAO: EDDB

Berlin Brandenburg Airport was opened in late 2020 as a replacement for Berlin’s two large international hubs: Schönefeld and Tegel. It’s now the main commercial airport serving the huge metropolis of Berlin and the surrounding regions of north-east Germany.

It sits on the south side of the capital, within the town of Schönefeld itself. In normal traffic, it takes around 40-50 minutes to reach the downtown area of Mitte from the arrivals hall.

The construction is spread over three terminals, numbered 1, 2 and 5. The first are all-new builds, while Terminal 5 is a low-cost hub that incorporates the old site of Berlin Schönefeld Airport.

Berlin Tegel Airport Information

IATA: TXL | ICAO: EDDT

Berlin Tegel Airport, also known as just Tegel, was an erstwhile military airfield turned commercial hub that closed in 2020 upon the opening of Berlin Brandenburg Airport.

Widely regarded as an architectural masterpiece, the airport boasted some incredible structures, including pyramid aircraft hangars.

Upon special request, private helicopter movements can be operated from the area.