Rhino Car hire Schoenefeld Airport comes with waivers to cover you in case the vehicle gets into a collision or you are the victim of crime. That's why you are always in safe hands with Rhino. Our liability insurance is the best in the business. The cover is included in low rates of only fifteen Euros per day so go ahead and book your cheap car hire ASAP. Give us a call or fill out the online reservation form.

Car rental Schoenefeld Airport is easily available thanks to our secure website. We use SSL bit encryption to make sure all bookings are made in confidence. Along with our global car hire partner Car Trawler we challenge you to find cheaper car hire. The process of booking with us could not be simpler. Just select which make and model of low cost vehicle you want from our drop down menu. There are four by four, luxury, automatic, sports and prestige vehicles.

Schoenefeld Airport Mini Guide

Schoenefeld Airport is an airport which serves the capital city of Berlin in Germany. Of the two main Berlin airports it remains the smaller one. Schoenefeld Airport was the main airport of East Germany and the only one serving East Berlin. Although Berlin Schoenefeld flughaven railway station is located at the airport many customers choose car hire as a quick and easy way to get going to the capital city.

Rhino car hire Schoenefeld Airport is a great investment as the airport is quite far away from the city centre and so you can make the trip conveniently with all your luggage. But book ahead. 6.5 million passengers use Schoenefeld Airport every year and you can see how popular a destination it is by the number of flights boards which have the Schoenefeld Airport code SXF listed. Passenger traffic continues to grow and recently a fourth terminal was built at the airport in response to this. Schoenefeld Airport is a hub for low-cost airlines such as Germanwings and Easyjet. There are also flights with to places such as Antalya and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. In terms of cargo flights Fedex feeder goes to Paris-Charles de Gaulle and West Air Sweden goes to Cologne.

The four terminals of Schoenefeld Airport are labelled A, B, C and D. Terminal C only has flights to Israel. Schoenefeld Airport played a major role in the Second World War before being eventually taken over by Soviet troops in 1945. North 52.22.43 and East 013.31.14 are the coordinates for Schoenefeld Airport and can be used in conjunction with a sat nav device.