From the end of October, the LCC will be flying to Berlin Schönefeld as well as to Berlin Tegel.

The airline group is weighed down with costs related to absorbing parts of bankrupt Air Berlin.

The German giant’s fortunes are boosted by the Air Berlin bankruptcy and by ending a pilot dispute.

The sum to be sought through the courts could stretch to more than €1 billion.

easyJet is filling many holes left by Air Berlin, launching routes from Germany to a number of Scandinavian airports.

Virgin takes delivery of the first of four A330s it is leasing from bankrupt Air Berlin.

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