Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is Germany's largest aviation hub and a major base for Lufthansa, with extensive long-haul and connecting traffic. As one of Europe's key transfer points, it is one of the few European airports with direct connections to virtually every continent. For short-haul flights, nearby alternatives like Cologne or Düsseldorf can sometimes provide lower fares.
Frankfurt Airport has two separate terminal buildings: Terminal 1 (concourses A, B, C) handles Lufthansa and Star Alliance partners; Terminal 2 handles most other carriers. The two buildings are connected by the SkyLine automated people mover, which runs continuously and takes around 3-4 minutes. Plan 10-15 minutes of extra time if your flight is in T2 and you are arriving by S-Bahn to the T1 regional station.
Frankfurt Fernbahnhof (long-distance rail) sits beneath T1 with direct ICE services to central Frankfurt (around 11 min), Cologne (around 1 hour), and Munich (around 3 hours) - making it practical to connect onward by rail after landing. If you are comparing flights from Frankfurt and nearby airports, include rail or bus transfer time in the total journey rather than comparing airfare alone.
Frankfurt is one of Europe's largest airports, so walking times from security to some gates can exceed 15-20 minutes. Check your terminal and concourse in advance and give yourself extra time, particularly on long-haul departures from Concourse A or B.
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