Airport Traffic Statistics

The passenger volume at Bremen Airport with a total of 1.639,834 passengers was 3.1 percent down from the previous year. 1.612,906 passengers flew to or from Bremen Airport (-3.0 percent), 26,928 were transit passengers (-11.6 percent). With a total of 1.004,261 travellers, scheduled traffic has seen a decline of five percent; the discontinuation of direct flight connections to Zurich, Vienna and partly also to London had a noticeable impact on this sector. Charter flight services with a total of about 598,000 passengers recorded a minor increase of 0.5 percent which could not, however, make up for the decline in scheduled traffic services. Miscellaneous non-scheduled traffic registered 10,393 passengers, 5.6 percent up from the previous year.

The total volume of cargo amounted to 24,509 tonnes reaching a two-figure growth rate of 10.4 percent. Bremen Airport`s main focus is still on substitute truck traffic which transshipped 23,345 tonnes (+ 12.1 percent). Only 1,164 tonnes / 4.7 percent of the total volume was actually transported as air freight.

The total annual tonnage of airmail transported - 1,075 tonnes - has decreased by 78 percent compared to the previous year.The Deutsche Post AG now transports mail by road and overnight mail flights were discontinued at the beginning of the summer flight schedule.

History:

The origins of aviation in bremen date back to the year 1909 and it was just one year later that the first aircraft sheds appeared on the Neuenlander Feld.

However, the airport s actual birthdate is the year 1913. For it was in this year that the Bremen senate granted the Bremer Verein für Luftfahrt (Bremen Aviation Association) official permission to operate a flight base.
80 years ago flying was still an adventure, the airplane was by no means a reliable from of transport. This was the experimental stage of aviation. It was not until the twenties that airplanes became a means of transport. Bremen and its airport were involved right from the start - internationally too. As early as 1920, the Dutch airline KLM flew from Amsterdam via Bremen to Hamburg and Copenhagen. During the course of the twenties, a superb route network developed for Bremen. All the European hub airports of that time were already accessible by air too. The thirties marked the introducion of larger aircraft and higher standards, also with regard to passenger comfort. Bremen fulfilled all standard requirements for an airport, including four hard-surfaced concrete runways, a passenger terminal which was considered ultra-modern in those days and was referred to by the media as the Bremen Air Station , a night flight lighting system and a bad weather landing system (Lorenzbake). These features all contributed to making Bremen one of the most modern airports in Germany and indeed in Europe.

ICAO Code EDDW
IATA Code BRE
Name BREMEN
Land Deutschland
Bundesland Bremen
Letzte Änderung 17. März 2005

Kategorie Int. Verkehrsflughafen / Int. Airport
Betreiber / Operator Flughafen Bremen GmbH

Lage / Location 2 NM S Stadtmitte Bremen/Center of Bremen
Nachtflug / NVFR NVFR
Instrumentenflug / IFR IFR
LFZ / ACFT Bis / up to PCN 80 F/B/X/T
Helicopter Ja / Yes
Andere LFZ/other ACFT PPR
Summer Mon 0345- Sat 2200, Sun 0345-2200, CTR Mon 0435-Sat 2200, Sun 0345-2200
Winter Mon 0445- Sat 2300, Sun 0445-2300, CTR Mon 0445- Sat 2300, Sun 0445-2300
Örtliche Flugbeschränkungen siehe AIP AD 2 EDDW/Local flying restrictions see AIP AD 2 EDDW
Luftaufsicht / OPS +49 (0)421 / 55951, 5595242, 5595243
AIS AIS-Centre EDDZ +49 (0)69 / 78072500
ACC EDDW +49 (0)421 / 5372120
MET (0190) 077221
Gafor 5

Zoll / Customs 0530-2200 (0430-2100), Passabfertigung/immigration 0530-2130 (0430-2030), OT PPR
Fuel 100 LL, Jet A1
Oil 100, EE 80, EE 100, Jet 254, Jet 291, Jet II, EE 20W50
Hangar O/R
Höhe / Elevation 14 ft / 4 m
FIS Bremen Information 125.100, Bremen ATIS 117.450, Bremen VOLMET 127.400
VDF / QDM O/R
Rufzeichen / Call sign Bremen Tower/Turm
Frequenz Tower 118.500 EN/GE (134.825 EN/GE)
Frequenz Ground 121750
NAV Aids BMN 117.45 am Platz/at field PAPI ABN
Koordinaten 53 02, 84 N / 08 47, 20 E
Landebahnen / RWY 2
RWY 2040 x 45 m, BITUMEN
RWY 09 TKOF 2034 m; LDG 2034 m
RWY 27 TKOF 2034 m; LDG 2034 m
MTOW PCN 80/F/B/X/T
RWY II 700 x 23 m, Bitumen
RWY 23 TKOF 700 m; LDG m
MTOW RWY II 5700 kg

Address

Flughafen Bremen GmbH
Flughafenallee 20
28199 Bremen
Germany

PO box 28 61 52
28361 Bremen

Telephone numbers

Airport Information: +49 (0) 421 5595-0

Press and Public Relations: +49 (0)421 5595-215

Marketing: +49 (0) 421 5595-444

Cargo: +49 (0) 421 5595-238

General Aviation Terminal:+49 (0) 421 5595-241

Fax numbers

Generally: +49 (0) 421 5595-474

Order for flight plans and park coupons:
+49 (0) 421 5595-568

Press and Public Relations: +49 (0) 421 5595-341

E-Mail - contact@airport-bremen.de

WWW: http://www.airport-bremen.de

General Info
Country	Germany
ICAO ID	EDDW
Time	UTC+1(+2DT)
Latitude	53.047500 53° 02' 51.00" N
Longitude	8.786667 008° 47' 12.00" E
Elevation	14 feet 4 meters
Type	Civil
Magnetic Variation	000° E (01/05)
Beacon	Yes
Operating Agency	CIVIL GOVERNMENT, (LANDING FEES AND DIPLOMATIC CLEARANCE MAY BE REQUIRED)
Alternate Name	NEUENLANDERFELD
Operating Hours	SEE REMARKS FOR OPERATING HOURS OR COMMUNICATIONS FOR POSSIBLE HOURS
International Clearance Status	Airport of Entry
Daylight Savings Time	Last Sunday in March to last Sunday in October

Communications
TWR	118.5 134.825 337.75
GND	121.75
ATIS	117.45
APP	125.65 136.275 277.7 (136.275 277.7 Opr SR-30-SS+30)
INFO	125.1

Runways
ID	Dimensions	Surface	PCN	ILS
05/23	2297 x 75 feet 700 x 23 meters	ASPHALT	-	NO
09/27	6693 x 148 feet 2040 x 45 meters	ASPHALT	080FBXT	YES

Navaids
Type	ID	Name	Channel	Freq	Distance From Field	Bearing From Navaid
VOR-DME	BMN	BREMEN	121Y	117.45	At Field	-

Supplies/Equipment
Fuel	Jet A1, without icing nhibitor. 100/130 MIL Spec, low lead, aviation gasoline (BLUE)

Remarks
CAUTION	Numerous cranes vcnty of rwy all quad.
CSTMS/IMG	Opr 0530-2200Z++, OT PPR.
FUEL	Opr 0400-2200Z++ (NC-100LL, A1)
MISC	Class D Airspace eff 0445Z++Mon-2300Z++Sat, 0445-2300Z++Sun, OT Class G. Fone C(0421)5595-242 or 243.
NS ABTMT	Tkof and ldg proh btn 2100-0600Z++. Exceptions are emerg, use as altn and disaster/medical assistance msn. Repeated successive apch and dep by same acft for trng and ck purposes proh fr 2000-2130Z++ Mon-Fri, 1200Z++ Sat to 0530Z++ Mon. Trngand ck flt proh 2130-0530Z++. Copter trng and ck flt proh 1200-1400Z++, 1700-0700Z++. Jet acft use reverse thrust only as nec for safety.
OPR HOURS	Opr 0445Z++ Mon til 2300Z++ Sat, 0445-2300Z++ Sun.
RSTD	No ldg or tkof on Rwy 05.

Runway 05/23

2297 x 75 feet
700 x 23 meters

Runway 09/27

6693 x 148 feet
2040 x 45 meters

Navaids

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