Frankfurt Airport is one of the most important European aviation hubs in the world. Frankfurt Airport is the hub for AeroLogic, Condor, Lufthansa, Lufthansa CityLine, and Lufthansa Cargo, and is Germany’s largest and busiest airport.
Frankfurt Airport has over 80 years old (opened in 1936-07-08), and today serves more than 60 million passengers per year to over 300 destinations.
Fraport, a company listed on Frankfurt Stock Exchange, operates Frankfurt Airport. The main shareholders of Fraport in 2020 were the state of Hessen (with over 30%), Frankfurt city (with over 20%), and Lufthansa (with over 8%).
Connection to other transports
Frankfurt Airport is 14 KM distance from the city center. If you plan to reach the city center the best way to go is by train.
However, there are also alternative transports like car rental, taxi, or car sharing. The highways A5 and A3 surround Frankfurt Airport, which is perfect also to go by car.
The rental cars operating in Frankfurt Airport are Avis / Budget, Hertz / Dollar / Thrifty, Europcar / Interrent, Enterprise / National / Alamo, Sixt, and Buchbinder / Global Driver.