Berlin Tempelhof Airport (THF)
History, Facts and Overview

(Berlin, Germany DE)

TEMPELHOF AIRPORT CLOSED ON 30TH OCTOBER 2008

One of the very first official airfields to appear on the planet, Berlin's Tempelhof Airport has its origins in 1909, although it was not actually inaugurated as an airport until 14 years later, in 1923. By 1927, a passenger terminal had been built, although this was replaced during the following decade. Today, the airport is used mainly for regional flights and continues to be extremely significant in the history of Germany aviation.

The services and facilities available at Berlin Tempelhof Airport (THF) today include wireless LAN Internet access, the upscale Melli Beese lounge, and a meeting point, which stands next to the shopping area, where you will find a number of stores selling travel necessities.


Those looking for tax-free goodies and Berlin souvenirs will find a popular duty-free shop is sited in the waiting area of departures.

Eateries are never far from hand and include the Air Life shack bar and the Airbase 1 restaurant, both of which can be found within the Main Hall, while the Air Snack café resides within the main entrance. Also worth noting, Tempelhof Airport boasts a VIP service operated by a small team, who will be happy to meet all of your specific needs and requirements.