Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt Airport, also known as Frankfurt am Main Airport, is the primary international airport serving Frankfurt, Germany. It is the busiest airport in Germany and the fourth busiest in Europe, with over 70 million passengers traveling through it each year.

The airport is located approximately 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) southwest of the city center and is easily accessible by train, bus, or car. The airport has four main terminals, with Terminal 1 serving most of the airlines and Terminal 2 serving mainly Star Alliance members.

• Terminal 1 has two levels: the arrivals level and the departures level. The arrivals level is home to baggage claim, customs, and various ground transportation options. The departures level is where passengers check in for their flights and go through security.
• Terminal 2 also has two levels: the arrivals level and the departures level. Similar to Terminal 1, the arrivals level handles baggage claim and customs while the departures level is where passengers check in and go through security.

Frankfurt Airport offers a wide range of amenities for travelers to enjoy while waiting for their flights. These include a variety of restaurants and cafes, duty-free shops, lounges, and even an on-site hotel.

Frankfurt Airport is a modern and efficient transportation hub that provides excellent service to both domestic and international travelers.