Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt Airport is the biggest German airport and also its own separate district of Frankfurt am Main. For decades, Frankfurt airport has not only been one of the most important aviation hubs in mainland Europe, but even worldwide. By annual passenger volume, it is the third largest passenger airport in Europe after London-Heathrow and Paris-Charles de Gaulle. [More]

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Details

Airport Name

Frankfurt-Main

City

Frankfurt am Main

Country

Germany

Tel.

+49 180 - 6 372 4636 (Festnetzpreis 20 Cent pro Anruf aus dem deutschen Festnetz; maximal 60 Cent pro Anruf aus dem Mobilfunknetz)

Website

www.fraport.de/

Timezone

Europe/Berlin

IATA-Code

FRA

Terminals

1,2

Address

Frankfurt am Main Airport, Services Worldwide, D-60547 Frankfurt am Main

Runway Name	Length	Width
07C/25C	4,000 m	60 m
07R/25L	4,000 m	45 m
18	4,000 m	45 m
07L/25R	2,800 m	45 m

More information about Frankfurt Airport

Plans by the airport company Fraport AG provide for substantial investment in the airport’s infrastructure in order to cope with the future growth in traffic and also to maintain competitiveness. These include the construction of a A380 hangar. The first phase of construction was completed in 2008. A new 2,800 m long runway is to be built in the northwest of the airport, which is to be taken into operation in time for the winter flight schedule in 2011. Terminal 3 is expected to be opened in 2018. Reason for the plans is the expected traffic growth per year from currently 490,000 to about 700,000 in 2010.

There are also plans to expand the Cargocity area by 27 hectares. At the same time, a new district will be created by 2016 - Gateway Gardens. Besides offices, conference and exhibition centres, the area will also inlcude catering, retail and leisure facilities. These will be close to the ICE railway station and have their own S-Bahn station. The largest industrial park is being planned in the Mönchhof Gelände, and this will also have a direct transport link to the airport as well as space for the airline companies.

Transport

A3, A5, national carriageway 43.

Parking

yes, paid short and longterm parking.

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