FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany’s aviation industry views the European Union’s planned phase-out of Russian oil imports as manageable, though Berlin’s airport will be hurt more than others, Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Tuesday. “As things stand, in case of an embargo on Russian oil, we expect to be able to secure the supply of sufficient kerosene at German airports for the most part,” Matthias von Randow, chief executive of aviation association BDL, told Handelsblatt. He added the situation would be more difficult at the Berlin BER airport as it largely depends on supplies from the Schwedt…