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Frankfurt airport map

The two maps on this page cover Frankfurt Airport, Germany's busiest airport and Lufthansa's main hub. The first gives an overview of the terminals and concourses, the second shows the levels of Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 with check-in, gates, baggage claim and the two railway stations.

The airport lies about 12 km south-west of the city centre and is directly linked to the motorway network and the railway. S-Bahn lines S8 and S9 run from the regional station under Terminal 1 to the Hauptbahnhof in about 15 minutes, while ICE trains use the separate long-distance station next to it.

The maps predate Terminal 3, which opened in April 2026 on the southern side of the airport with piers G, H and J. It has no train station: passengers transfer by the driverless Sky Line train from Terminal 1, or reach it by bus or car. Many airlines previously in Terminal 2 have moved there, so check your terminal before setting off.

Frankfurt airports map

Frankfurt airports map

Map of Frankfurt airports

An overview plan of Frankfurt Airport (FRA) dated 2015–2017, showing Terminal 1 with concourses A, Z, B and C, Terminal 2 with concourses D and E, and the Sky Line train linking them.

Symbols mark ticketing, security, baggage claim, taxis, buses, car rental and parking, as well as the train station north of Terminal 1 and the Lufthansa First Class Terminal. Terminal 3, which opened in April 2026 on the southern side of the airport, is not shown.

Frankfurt international airport map

Frankfurt airport terminal map

Map of Frankfurt airport gates

A Fraport plan of Frankfurt Airport's Terminals 1 and 2 dated 2014, showing departure and arrival levels, gate ranges, check-in areas and security controls in German and English.

At the bottom, the plan shows the two railway stations under Terminal 1: the regional station for the S-Bahn and regional trains, and the long-distance station in the AIRail Terminal for ICE and IC trains. The Sky Line and the shuttle bus link Terminal 1 to Terminal 2. Terminal 3, opened in 2026, is reached by a new branch of the Sky Line and is not on this plan.