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About Frankfurt International Airport

Frankfurt International Airport, also known as Frankfurt Airport (FRA), stands as a beacon of Germany's aviation legacy and a bustling gateway to Europe. Since its inception in 1936 as Rhein-Main Airport, it has undergone remarkable transformations, evolving from a military airfield during World War II to a premier global aviation hub.

Sprawled across approximately 2,300 hectares, it ranks among the world's largest airports, boasting two main terminals— Terminal 1 and Terminal 2—alongside an array of concourses and satellite buildings.

Annually, Frankfurt Airport facilitates the movement of millions of passengers and tons of cargo, attesting to its indispensable role in international air travel. Terminal 1 is the oldest terminal offering state-of-the-art facilities and amenities tailored to enhance the passenger experience. Terminal 2, inaugurated in 1994, showcases innovative design concepts and streamlined processes, catering to the needs of both travellers and airlines alike.

Within its expansive premises, Frankfurt Airport hosts a network of lounges, providing travellers with tranquil spaces to unwind and recharge before their journeys. Serving as a vital connecting point for flights to destinations worldwide, Frankfurt Airport epitomises efficiency, convenience, and comfort, ensuring a seamless travel experience for all who pass through its gates.

Our Lounges

At Frankfurt Airport, our lounges at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 offer a luxurious retreat for travellers seeking comfort and convenience

Terminal 1: LuxxLounge
LuxxLounge opens daily from 06:30 to 21:30. Located landside between Concourses B and C on the Gallery Level, adjacent to the Travel Market (Reisemarkt), this oasis of relaxation awaits. If arriving from the Sheraton Hotel or transitioning through the airport, guests can access the lounge easily. However, transit passengers must pass through immigration and customs to enjoy its amenities fully. The LuxxLounge provides a maximum 3-hour stay, though access may be limited during peak times.

Families travelling with young ones are welcomed, with children under 2 years granted complimentary entry and those under 12 years directed to designated areas under adult supervision.

Terminal 2: The Primeclass Lounge
The Primeclass Lounge operates daily from 06:00 to 22:00, conveniently located airside on Level 3, Concourse E, near Gates E5-E9. Guests can enjoy a maximum 3-hour stay, with children under 2 years granted complimentary access. While shower facilities and premium alcoholic beverages incur additional charges, the lounge promises a rejuvenating experience for discerning travellers.

Terminal 2: The Priority Lounge
Adjacent to Check Points E6 - E9 on Level 3, Concourse E, the Priority Lounge welcomes guests from 06:30 to 20:00 daily. Boasting sleep pods and a maximum 3-hour stay policy, this lounge offers ultimate comfort and convenience.

Families travelling with infants are accommodated, and shower facilities are available for a fee. Additionally, complimentary golf cart service is provided for disabled guests, subject to availability. Note: This lounge may exceed their capacity at certain times of the day & access is at their sole discretion.

Terminal 2: Air France Lounge
For travellers departing on Schengen flights from Terminal 2, the Air France Lounge is the ideal place to unwind before your flight. Operating from 05:45 to 20:00 daily, this lounge, located airside on Level 2, Hall D, after Schengen Security Control, provides a maximum 3-hour stay.

Families with young children are welcomed, with a separate smoking area available for those who desire it. If you are for business or leisure, our lounges at Frankfurt Airport ensure a memorable and comfortable journey for all guests.

Facilities

Your journey is unique, and so is our approach to hospitality. At our lounges we're here to cater to your individual preferences and ensure that every moment spent in our lounges is nothing short of exceptional. Here are some facilities offered in our lounges:

• Refreshments
• TV
• No smoking
• Air conditioning
• Alcoholic beverages
• Flight information
• Newspapers and magazines
• Digital Card accepted
• Free Wi-Fi
• Disabled access

At Frankfurt Airport, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 go beyond being mere transportation hubs; they offer a comprehensive array of amenities to cater to the diverse needs of travellers.

Terminal 1 boasts a vibrant dining scene with a variety of cafes and bars serving up Italian, fast food, and continental cuisines. From the upscale ambiance of The Bar to the casual vibes of Ciao Italia and the convenience of KFC and Minibar, passengers can indulge in delicious meals and beverages before their flights.

For entertainment, Terminal 1 features movie centres where travellers can unwind with the latest blockbusters or classics. Families with children will appreciate the dedicated kids' play area, providing a safe and enjoyable space for young travellers to let off steam.

Additionally, both terminals offer extensive shopping options, ensuring passengers can shop for everything from luxury goods to travel essentials and souvenirs.

Terminal 2 mirrors the amenities available in Terminal 1, including ATMs, prayer rooms, yoga rooms, and money exchange services. Dining options at Terminal 2 include renowned eateries like Burger King and Bistrot, providing passengers with a diverse range of culinary experiences. In essence,if you're looking to dine, shop, or entertain yourself before your flight, Frankfurt Airport terminals have everything you need to make your journey enjoyable and convenient.

Accessibility

Frankfurt Airport, renowned for its efficiency and passenger-friendly facilities, is located approximately 7.5 miles (12 kilometres) southwest of Frankfurt’s city centre. The airport is well connected to the city and surrounding regions, ensuring multiple convenient ways for passengers to access the terminals.

By car
Frankfurt Airport is easily accessible by car via major highways such as the A3, A5, and B43. The journey from Frankfurt’s city centre typically takes around 15-20 minutes, depending on traffic conditions. The airport offers a range of parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking. For a seamless experience, consider booking a parking spot in advance, especially during peak travel times.

By train
Frankfurt Airport is well served by train services:

• S-Bahn (Suburban Trains): Lines S8 and S9 connect the airport to Frankfurt’s Hauptbahnhof (main train station) and other key locations. The journey to the city centre takes about 15 minutes, with trains running every 10-15 minutes.
• Long-Distance Trains: The airport has its own long-distance train station, providing connections to major cities across Germany and Europe. High-speed trains like the ICE (InterCity Express) make travel quick and efficient.

By bus
Numerous bus services operate between Frankfurt Airport and the city centre, as well as other surrounding areas. Buses depart from designated stops outside the terminals, offering a budget-friendly option with fares typically ranging from €2-€5. The travel time varies depending on the route and traffic conditions.

Ride-sharing services
Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft operate in Frankfurt and offer a comfortable alternative to traditional taxis. The cost and travel time are similar to those of taxis, with designated pick-up and drop-off points clearly marked at the terminals.

Barrier-Free service
Multiple parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking, with shuttle services connecting long-term parking areas to the terminals.

Transportation between terminals
The SkyLine train connects Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, making it easy to transfer between them. The train runs every 2-3 minutes and the journey takes only a few minutes.

Parking
Multiple parking options, including short-term, long-term, and valet parking, with shuttle services connecting long-term parking areas to the terminals.