Frankfurt International Airport Guide

Frankfurt Airport has trains from two railway stations: the long-distance railway station is at the AIRail Terminal; and there is a local railway station for S-Bahn, regional, and local trains in Terminal 1. Both railway stations are linked to Terminal 2. Buses leave regularly for Frankfurt and other destinations from outside Terminals 1 and 2; tickets can be bought from the bus driver. Various shuttles also operate from the airport, some run by airlines.

Car hire companies are represented in both terminals.

Frankfurt Airport is one of the best-equipped airports in the world. There are numerous restaurants, shops, bars and cafes in both terminals, and banks, bureaux de change and ATMs are in both Arrivals and Departures. A business centre offers internet, fax and secretarial facilities. Other facilities include a hairdresser, chapel and children's play areas.

Each terminal at Frankfurt International Airport has its own parking facility; 30 minutes costs between €2.50 and €5, and €15 per hour thereafter. Long-term parking starts from €29 per day and the more distant parking lots are connected to the terminals by free shuttle services.