Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt BER / EDDB

Ramp handling and passenger service; largest ground handler at BER (ex-AeroGround Berlin, acquired by AAS effective 1 Jan 2023, 7-year licence). Listed under both Ramp Handling and Passenger Service on the official BER ground-handling page.

Ramp handling and passenger service; holds 7-year BER ground-handling licence, ~900 staff at BER.

Ramp handling and passenger service at BER. Listed under both Ramp Handling and Passenger Service on the official BER ground-handling page.

Passenger service handler listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Passenger service provider listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Into-plane refuelling listed under Aircraft Refuelling on the official BER ground-handling page.

Into-plane refuelling listed under Aircraft Refuelling on the official BER ground-handling page.

Jet A-1 fuel at the BER General Aviation Terminal in collaboration with ExecuJet since Aug 2023; refuelling via two Air bp fuel tankers. Serves business-aviation traffic at the GAT.

Aircraft de-icing at BER using 18 de-icing vehicles (confirmed in airport's Jan 2026 storm 'Elli' report). Surface (runway/taxiway/apron) snow and ice clearing is handled by the airport company. Note: this de-icing service is corroborated via airport news, not the ground-handling page; specific de-icing-truck brand could not be independently confirmed. · Winter season (approx. Oct-Apr)

Operates the airport's winter-service fleet for runway/taxiway/apron snow and ice clearing; aircraft de-icing itself is done by WISAG. Confirmed via airport's Jan 2026 storm 'Elli' report. · Winter season (approx. Oct-Apr)

Aircraft line maintenance listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Aircraft line maintenance listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Aircraft line maintenance listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Engine shop — module repair, overhaul and on-site test-cell MRO for CFM International CFM56-5B/-7B, GE CF34-8/-10E, Pratt & Whitney Canada PW200/300/500 (PW800 from 2025), and Airbus A400M Europrop TP400-D6 turboprop (dedicated development/acceptance test cell); also services GE LM2500/LM6000 industrial gas turbines. Third-largest site in the MTU Maintenance network, in Ludwigsfelde ~20km/25min south of BER. OEM-affiliated EASA Part 145 AMO — exact class rating unconfirmed.

Interiors/cabin shop — full interior refurbishment, completion and complete reconfiguration for Learjet, Challenger and Global business-jet cabins; wholly Bombardier-owned OEM service centre at Berlin-Schönefeld, immediately adjacent to BER. Holds EASA and FAA Part 145 approval; exact rating class unconfirmed.

Composite/structures/sheet-metal shop — airframe structural repairs plus major modifications and STCs for Learjet/Challenger/Global; OEM-authorized facility (EASA/FAA, plus German military, GE, Honeywell, Collins Aerospace and Rolls-Royce authorizations held company-wide). Exact rating class unconfirmed.

Inflight catering listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Inflight catering at BER (Newrest has operated a Berlin unit since March 2022, expanded in 2025). Listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Inflight catering (notably private/business-jet catering) listed on the official BER ground-handling page; company is headquartered at BER.

Listed under Catering on the official BER ground-handling page. Part of the Airline Assistance Switzerland family; core competencies include catering, cleaning and technical services, with BER among its stations.

Aircraft/cabin cleaning at BER. Listed under Aircraft Cleaning on the official BER ground-handling page (entity is WISAG Airport Service Berlin GmbH & Co. KG, distinct from the WISAG Aviation Service handling entity).

Aircraft cleaning listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Cargo handling at BER Cargo Center; cooling/freezer centre (two temperature zones), radioactives (RRY), valuables (VAL/VUN) storage, dual-view X-ray screening. Import: ••• / •••. · Mon-Fri 07:00-21:00, Sat/Sun 07:00-20:00

Cargo handling at BER Cargo Center; valuables (VAL/VUN) handling, dual-view X-ray screening. Export ••• / Import •••. · Mon-Fri 08:00-21:00

Carries out passenger and baggage security screening at BER (~1,800 staff); secured a further 7-year contract. Since 1 Jan 2024 the airport operator FBB holds responsibility for organising/managing/financing aviation security controls, with screening performed by Securitas.

Airport operator responsible for organisation, management, implementation and financing of aviation security controls since 1 Jan 2024 (screening physically performed by Securitas). BER is the 2nd German airport (after Frankfurt) to take over its own security controls.

Transport services (passenger/crew) listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Transport services (passenger/crew) listed on the official BER ground-handling page.

Contracted operator of the BER General Aviation Terminal (GAT) on behalf of Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH (FBB) - provides air/landside GAT services, apron management for GA areas, and settlement of GA air-traffic charges. Confirmed via the official BER GAT page and the EU public-procurement tender for GAT operation.

FBO at the BER General Aviation Terminal (IS-BAH Stage 2); business-aviation handling, FBO lounge/crew facilities, fuel arrangement (with Air bp), and related crew/pax services. Refurbished FBO opened Sep 2023. · 24h on request

Hotel/crew arrangements offered as part of FBO services.