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The Fassberg Flyer

For many years  there has  been concern  about  the

condition  of  the DC3   located  in  the  Berlin  Airlift

Museum, at the Fassberg Airbase. Continued exposure to the elements were taking its toll.  We are pleased to see that it  has now been provided with

a weatherproof cover.

   

 

May 2010
Fassberg

TEMPELHOF AIRPORT

 

The continuing saga of the now disused former Berlin Airlift linchpin of the United States contribution has once again been making the headlines.

The last information we had was that it was proposed to change the airfield into a parkland area to create in the city something similar to the central parks in the city of London.

Now a new idea has recently been suggested. To turn the airfield into an Amusement Park!

Considering the post-war history of the airfield and its contribution in 1948/49 to the Salvation of Berlin this hardly seems to be a suitable reflection on the sacrifices the West Berliners, together with the British Military & Civilian Airlines & the American Services made in keeping West Berlin free.

A Petition to oppose this proposal for an Amusement Park has now been raised.

If you wish to support this petition you can do so by using the link below.

 

June 2011
Petition Link. September 2011
Association Visit to Fassberg August 2011
A small group of members  visited Fassberg in Germany, for the annual
ceremony commemorating the last flight on the Berlin Airlift from the airfield at
Fassberg.  Whilst there they  had the opportunity to meet friends,and local
members, and laid a wreath on behalf of the association
Chairmans Report.