Tempelhof Airport

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Tempelhof Airport is a historic Berlin airfield best known as a central hub of the Berlin Airlift during the Cold War.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf airfield
airport
former airport
historic site
architect Ernst Sagebiel
ceasedOperations 30 October 2008
cityServed Berlin
closed 2008
constructionStart 1920s
continent Europe
controlledBy US military authorities in West Berlin
United States Air Force
country Germany
currentUse event venue
public park
recreational area
designedDuring Nazi era
elevation 167 ft
51 m
formerICAOcode EDDI
hasBuilding massive curved terminal building
hasHeritageStatus protected historic monument
hasRunway 09L/27R
09R/27L
IATAcode THF
ICAOcode EDDI
locatedIn Berlin
Berlin, Germany
Tempelhof-Schöneberg
West Berlin
locatedNear Berlin city center
namedAfter Tempelhof district of Berlin
notableFeature one of the largest built structures in the world at time of construction
notableFor Berlin Airlift
opened 1923
operator Berliner Flughafen-Gesellschaft
ownedBy City of Berlin
partOf Tempelhofer Feld
rebuilt 1930s
roleIn Berlin Airlift
runwayLength 09L/27R 2,094 m
09R/27L 1,840 m
runwaySurface asphalt
servedAs central hub of the Berlin Airlift
usedBy Allied forces
US Air Force
civil airlines
usedDuring Cold War
World War II

Referenced by (12)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
American sector of Berlin ("Tempelhof")
American sector of Berlin
Tempelhof-Schöneberg ("Tempelhof")
contains
Platz der Luftbrücke ("former Berlin Tempelhof Airport")
adjacentTo
Operation Vittles
basedAt
Platz der Luftbrücke ("Tempelhof Airport terminal")
hasNearbyAirportBuilding
Berlin U-Bahn line U6 ("Tempelhof")
hasStation
Luftbrückendenkmal ("former Berlin Tempelhof Airport")
locatedNear
Paradestraße ("former Tempelhof Airport")
nearbyFacility
Tempelhofer Feld ("Tempelhof Airport terminal building")
nearbyLandmark
Tempelhofer Feld
partOf
Luftbrücke
uses

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