Berlin-Tegel Airport (TXL)

Berlin-Tegel Airport, located in Berlin, Germany, was one of the main international airports serving the capital. It operated under the IATA code TXL and ICAO code EDDT. The airport was known for its convenient access to the city and served as a significant hub for both domestic and international flights.

With a capacity to handle millions of passengers annually, Berlin-Tegel featured several airlines including Lufthansa and SWISS, offering flights to popular destinations across Europe and beyond. The airport's single-terminal design facilitated easy navigation for travelers.

Berlin-Tegel was officially established in 1960 and played a crucial role in the aviation landscape of Berlin until its closure in 2020. It was instrumental during the Cold War, serving as a key point of entry and exit for travelers in and out of East and West Berlin.