(Updated 4/2023)
There are several airlines that offer direct flights between Helsinki and Berlin. The duration of the flight depends on the airline and the route, but generally direct flights take about two hours. Airlines that fly directly from Helsinki to Berlin include Finnair, Lufthansa, SAS, Norwegian and Ryanair. These airlines offer regular flights throughout the year. Check out my videos on Flight from Helsinki to Berlin and Flight from Berlin to Helsinki and read on for more information.
Helsinki Airport (HEL) is the largest airport in Finland and offers flights to destinations all around the world. Berlin has three airports: Tegel (TXL), Schönefeld (SXF) and the new Brandenburg Airport (BER). Schönefeld Airport is specialized for low-cost airlines, while Tegel is a more traditional airport. The new Brandenburg Airport was opened in 2020 and replaces the old Tegel Airport.
Today’s video is about the flight from Helsinki to Berlin, offering viewers a sunny view of the journey to Germany. The video showcases beautiful green fields with wind turbines spinning in the middle, German islands in the midst of lakes, and forest areas near Berlin’s Tegel Airport. At the end of the video, an unexpected orange design at Tegel Airport cheers up the viewer and surely the passengers themselves.
So far I’ve written to you about Berlin trip tips and travel experiences, about Berlin Zoo and other well-known sights in Berlin as well as people and street life in Berlin. You have been able to read about good hotel experiences in Berlin as well.
But now, enjoy the flight from Finland to Germany, the beautiful summer sceneries and field patterns, and subscribe my channel if you like the video!
Flight from Germany to Finland
My second video showcases a beautiful flight from Germany to Finland and was filmed in 2019. The departure is from Berlin’s Tegel Airport and the flight lands at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport, operated by Finavia. The beautiful weather and sunset made the flight particularly stunning – check it out on the video.
Airports in Germany
Flying from Germany to Finland is quite common as many airlines offer regular flights between these two countries. The most popular routes are from Frankfurt to Helsinki, Munich to Helsinki, and Berlin to Helsinki.
The duration of the flight varies depending on the route and airline, but generally, the flight takes about two hours. Direct flights are often available daily.
Frankfurt, Munich, and Berlin airports are all busy airports in Germany and important hubs in the European aviation industry.
Frankfurt Airport: Frankfurt Airport is Germany’s largest airport, located about 12 kilometers from the city center of Frankfurt. The airport consists of two terminals with over 100 gates. The terminals are modern and equipped with a wide selection of shops, restaurants, and other services. Frankfurt Airport is very important for airlines as it provides connections around the world.
Munich Airport: Munich Airport is located about 28 kilometers from the city center of Munich. The airport has two terminals with over 100 gates. The terminals are modern and equipped with a diverse range of shops, restaurants, and other services. Munich Airport is a very important location especially for Lufthansa, which is one of Europe’s largest airlines.
Berlin Airports and their abbreviations: Berlin has three airports: Tegel (TXL), Schönefeld (SXF), and the new Brandenburg Airport (BER). Schönefeld Airport is specialized for low-cost airlines, while Tegel is a more traditional airport. The new Brandenburg Airport was opened in 2020 and replaces the old Tegel Airport. All three airports are located about 20-25 kilometers from the center of Berlin. The airports offer a wide selection of shops, restaurants, and other services.
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