Affected by the freezing weather, flights at Berlin Brandenburg Airport in Germany have been temporarily suspended.

According to the desk journalist, it was learned on February 6th local time that due to freezing rain and severe road icing, flight operations at Berlin Brandenburg Airport in Germany have been completely suspended since the evening of the 5th local time, and have not yet resumed as of the early morning of the 6th. The airport authorities stated on the 6th that due to current weather conditions, takeoffs and landings cannot be safely conducted, and the time for resumption of flights is still unclear. According to the airport spokesperson, the runway surface at the airport has formed a smooth layer of ice due to "flash freezing" and continuous freezing rain, posing significant safety hazards. In consideration of passenger and staff safety, the airport fully suspended flight operations around 8 pm on the 5th and extended the shutdown until the early morning of the 6th. Currently, the airport cannot give a specific time for resuming normal operations. Relevant departments are closely monitoring weather changes and will decide whether to resume flight operations based on safety assessments.