Frankfurt International Airport
Frankfurt International Airport is located in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and is the largest airport in Germany and the second-largest in Europe. The IATA Airport Code is FRA.
Frankfurt International is a hub of Lufthansa, the German flag carrier.
Frankfurt International is an oversaturated airport, so Lufthansa tends to divide the traffic between Frankfurt and Munich's Franz Josef StrauÃÂÃÂ International Airport when possible.
Frankfurt International currently serves more destinations than London's Heathrow International Airport, but Frankfurt International is still in second place compared to Heathrow International in terms of traffic and arrivals and departures.
Paris' Charles de Gaulle International Airport may take Frankfurt International's 2nd Place spot, since that airport is rapidly growing.
In 1969, Ariana Flight 701, a Boeing 727 of Ariana Afghan Airlines was arriving to London Gatwick Airport near London, United Kingdom from Frankfurt International when it crashed into a house, killing 50 of the 66 persons aboard. Two people died on the ground.
Frankfurt International has 5 Terminals or Halls.
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Deutsche Bahn, a German Rail Line, operates the AiRail Service in conjunction with Lufthansa, American Airlines, and Emirates.
The service operates to Bonn Rail Station in Bonn, Cologne Rail Statio in Cologne, DÃÂüsseldorf Rail Station in DÃÂüsseldorf, Freiburg Rail Station in Freiburg, Hamburg Rail Station in Hamburg, Hanover Rail Station in Hanover, Mannheim Rail Station in Mannheim, HBF Railway Station in Munich, Nuremberg Rail Station in Nuremberg, and Hauptbahnhof Rail Station in Stuttgart, Germany.Terminal 1
Concourse A
Concourse B
Concourse C
Terminal 2
Concourse D
Concourse E
Rail service