The BER Airport, opened a year ago, urgently needs the next financial injection to avert bankruptcy."We need money quickly, we need cash," said the new boss Aletta von Massenbach to the Berlin "Tagesspiegel" [payment barrier].Accordingly, the liquidity of the Airport Society of Berlin, Brandenburg and the Federal (FBB) ranges "until the first quarter of 2022".However, FBB had "a large payment for debt service in mid -February," said von Massenbach."We cannot manage the capital service ourselves for a long time."
By 2026, FBB will therefore need another 2.4 billion euros from its three owners."It is super bitter that we need so much money for BER," said von Massenbach, which FBB has since 1.October leads as chief manager.There is no plan b.You can declove the scope for action."The BER is ready, you can operate it and earn money.Or it just costs."Von Massenbach also assured that consequences were drawn from the autumn holiday chaos at BER."I guarantee that we do everything so that it works as smoothly as possible," she said."I cannot guarantee that it will always work perfectly."
The executive Federal Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer (CSU) meanwhile put the management of the airport under pressure due to the autumn holiday debacle.According to information from the "Welt am Sonntag" from Ministry Circles, Scheuer demands a written report on the breakdowns from Ber-boss von Massenbach and has a deadline for this up to 5.November.
During the clearance, there were extremely long waiting times during the autumn holidays due to the lack of staff.But there are numerous other problems at the airport that opened a year ago.The report is reported, among other things, of overflowing garbage cans, already broken floor tiles, frequently dirty toilets as well as defective escalators and elevators.There is also a dispute over the number of taxis that can control the airport from Berlin and Brandenburg.According to the newspaper, the management should comment on all of these points until the end of next week and make solutions.Afterwards, a conversation between Scheuer and the Ber boss is planned.The federal government is co -owners of the airport next to the states of Berlin and Brandenburg.
Sending: Inforadio, 30.10.2021, 8:00 a.m.