The Troubled History of the Berlin Brandenburg Airport

Gustavo Sorola and Chris Demarais explore the more than 25 year saga of the Berlin Brandenburg Airport. Find out the story behind the troubled development of the German capitol's airport after the fall of the Berlin Wall on this episode of Black Box Down. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp - go to betterhelp.com/blackboxdown to get 10% off your first month; and Green Chef - go to greenchef.com/blackboxdown60 with code blackboxdown60 for 60% off and free shipping.
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[@linb4985]

I'm going to miss this show so much :(

[@ShadowStylez]

Me too... 😒

[@peterguirguess853]

When is it ending? Why?

[@StarOfNightfall]

The farther back the opening date got pushed, the more I expected the episode to end with “and the airport is STILL under construction!”

[@cliftonsargent1572]

Another run through, such a good podcast

[@EpicGammingCrew]

42:30 lmaoo

[@alanduhamel2885]

30:20

[@livingcorpse5664]

Know what else is a legal bribe? Paying bail.

[@quintinlandhan4488]

First!

[@trapjohnson]

Or: Why Privatization is not always a bad thing.
"Transport should be publicly funded/operated".
The GERMAN'S ('The Trains Always run on time') failed impressively hard, even on the scale of government projects.
Sometimes, you need to mix and match the plans.

[@MR-oc1fx]

Lots of plagiarism in this episode...

[@laser8389]

How do you mean? I know they're not citing using any academic or journalistic style guide, but I think Gus gives nods to where he got the info, and I think most of this could be considered "common knowledge" in that the info is from public news sources.

[@peterguirguess853]

Can u explain?