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Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
Travel and Transport (Frankfurt Am Main, Germany)
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) offers travelers a wide range of ground transportation options to suit every passengers' needs. Serving Frankfurt and the surrounding area, travel and transport facilities at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) include bus, hotel shuttle, car rental, limousine, shared-ride van, taxi and train services.
Frankfurt Airport Sky Line - People Mover
Frankfurt Airport Sky Line (people mover) is an internal train service that transfers passengers between Terminal 1 and 2, with a transfer time of approximately two minutes. Luggage must be carried as the people mover does not cater for trolleys.
Travel by Train
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) has two main train stations:- The regional train station, located at level 1 of Terminal 1 ((platforms 1-3), is open 24 hours a day. From here, S-Bahn trains run to and from Frankfurt and its Hauptbahnhof station, departing every 15 minutes. Other destinations include Ruesselsheim, Mainz and Wiesbadn (westbound) and Offenbach and Hanau (eastbound).
- The long-distance train station is located at the AIRail Terminal (platforms 4-7) and is open from 05:00 to 00:30. From this station many high-speed trains connect Frankfurt airport with Cologne and Stuttgart. Other destinations include Brussels and Berlin.
Rail and Fly tickets can be purchased from travel agents and airlines, allowing passengers to arrange plane and train journeys to be included on the same ticket.
Travel by Buses
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) is served by many regular public buses that travel from the airport's terminal buildings to central Frankfurt and other nearby towns. Buses at Frankfurt Airport run daily at regular intervals and are an inexpensive and useful way to travel into the city. Some hotels also offer a door-to-door courtesy shuttle bus services for their guests, travelling from the airport, directly to the hotel. At night, a bus services runs to the railway stations. Buses stops at the bus station in front of the Terminal 1 Arrivals hall on level 1 and at the bay in front of the Arrivals / Departures halls on level 2, Terminal 2.
Shuttle Travel by Buses
Passengers can access ticket machines to purchase tickets for the airport shuttle. There are also airline Lufthansa shuttle bus lines serving Heidelberg, Mannheim and Strasbourg, which depart from outside the Arrivals Hall B, Terminal 1.
Travel by Taxi Cabs
Taxis are readily available at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) outside both of the airport's terminals. The taxis operate 24-hours a day and provide a convenient and easy way to travel into nearby Frankfurt city and other destinations. The journey from Frankfurt Airport into central Frankfurt will take around 20 minutes, depending on traffic. Official Frankfurt FRA airport taxi cabs should be used at all times to ensure safety and also to avoid being overcharged.
The airport taxi meters in Frankfurt start at a basic fare, but additional charges are usually made for luggage, late-night driving and travel on public holidays in Frankfurt, so it can prove useful to ask the taxi driver about these before leaving. Some Frankfurt Airport taxis are happy to accept credit cards.
Travel by Hotel Shuttle
Many Frankfurt hotels also offer a door-to-door courtesy shuttle bus services for their guests, travelling from Frankfurt airport, directly to the hotel from outside of the airport's passenger buildings.
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