Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) Reviews

I use Frankfurt on a regular basis as a transit point to get to Berlin. The airport is huge and you must allow a good hour to transfer here. If you are arriving at terminal A you face a good 10 minute walk to terminal B plus queue time to get through passport control. Shopping facilities are the usual high class shops where you look in and ...

Frankfurt Airport must be one of the most depressing, boring airports in the world. It is rare for an airport to be architecturally inspiring but whoever designed Frankfurt airport seems to have aimed to squeeze every possible ounce of warmth and humanity out of the place. When airports like this one are to be built it must be like ...

Anyone expecting German efficiency at this airport is going to be sourly disappointed. What they will get is the most inefficient airport management in Europe, plus abuse. On 7 April, arriving on LH from Moscow and transferring to Paris CDG, I was sent around full circle by the atrociously confusing signposting at FRA, trying to make my way to the ...

Has to be one of the worst airports in the developed world. Long line for toilets - I want to know who designed the restrooms. Hardly any place to sit in the A Gates. Most of the people were sitting on the floor.

It is the Frankfurt Airport in Germany. After browsing at others' review, i believe i was in terminal 1 when i am being transferred to another plane to Italy. The waiting time is about three hours. Wow, it is so hard to spend the three hours in Frankfurt Airport Terminal 1. I was there during ...

To include the name „Frankfurt“ in the airport „Frankfurt Hahn“ is a bit misleading. It’s takes almost as long to get to Luxembourg as it does to Frankfurt. But I knew this when I booked my flights, and I still chose to fly from there. Why? Because it’s one of the destinations Ryanair flies from. With Ryanair ...

I travel through Frankfurt Main pretty often. Flight schedules mean that it's not unusual for me to spend two or three hours kicking around with nothing to do. The quality of airport entertainment, catering and snoozing zones therefore becomes important. As I travel with Lufthansa I have grown to know and fear Terminal One. ...

My journey from Heathrow to Frankfurt was stunning. Heathrow had of course been a nightmare, with the usual farce of walking nine million miles down a corridor before reaching the correct gate and so on. But the flight itself could not have been better. I flew Lufthansa, and it was lovely. Charming staff, and very good captain who clearly ...

I had the dis pleasure of having to travel through Frankfurt airport early last year and from the look of some of the parts of the airport I think the RAF had been over and dropped a few more bombs for good measure. There was no flooring down on the floor, leaving bare concrete staring up at you. No wall covering, more bare concrete and ...

This airfield would be better named "Somewhere very remote in Germany" 'cos Frankfurt it ain't! Fortunately, on a recent trip using Ryan to Hahn I was in a group and we were met by a coach, so for us it was not important, but I felt for the anxious lady I sat with on the flight which was already an hour late and who was ...

Since moving out to Germany I have been a frequent visitor to the international airport at Frankfurt-am-Main, either collecting friends and family if they venture out to Heidelberg or making my escape for a day or two from the rigours of translating insurance software! My first experience of the airport was not the best – I flew to ...

I flew from Buzz in and Out of Frankfurt recently (the relatively new Terminal 2) I found the terminal modern, spacious and fairly efficient. Areas were well signposted and although it was not possible to walk to the Station for transfer to the City Centre, the transporation provided worked well. Facilities were adequate, with a ...

When you think about Germany you get in your mind a picture of perfect world! I am sorry but that is not real at all. Before you start to find what good or bad in one country you must live on at least 6 months. So that what I found in Frankfurt-Main airport. 1. The airport is easy to reach from highway, trains and bus. 2. First ...

Six years ago I had to travel with Lufthansa to the States, and had to change at Dusseldorf on the way and Frankfurt on the way back. The combination of smokers, the entire absence of places to buy a drink, brutalist architecture and security guards toting machine guns put me off any idea of going near a German airport ever again. But, ...

Frankfurt airport is Germany's biggest airport, handling a huge number of passenger and freight fights daily. The airport is huge and spread over 2 terminals. It even has it's own railway station, with trains to all over Germany. A mono-rail connects the 2 terminals. Considering this you would assume that the airport would be a very well ...