Lufthansa supplies free self-serve coffee and hot chocolate in their waiting area. The cups are tiny, but you can get as many refills as you want, and the machine makes a wide variety of coffee types. If only they offered free WiFi as well ...
The southern half of the field was originally the Rhein-Main Air Base, which was the main hub for U.S. military airlifts in and out of Europe (it closed in 2005). It was also one of the main departure points for the Berlin Airlift, serving as the principal C-54 depot.
Like many things in Germany, this airport was efficient. Visited it in 1991, first time on the Continent, and I was shocked to see peach-fuzz faced boys in uniform casually holding Uzis, leaning against a wall keeping an eye on everyone.
I was disappointed not to get a stamp on my Canadian passport, as the customs officials just waved us through, possibly glancing at the cover of my passport with its regal coat of arms and assuming I was British, and therefore an EU citizen.
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Frankfurt Airport (FRA) - Arrivals and Departures
🔗 Thu, 08 Aug 2019
— Anonymous Flyer at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
Check out arrivals and departures time tables from Munich Airport:
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) - Arrivals
https://flightradar.live/en/flights/eur/de/frankfurt-airport-fra-arrivals/
Frankfurt Airport (FRA) - Departures
https://flightradar.live/en/flights/eur/de/frankfurt-airport-fra-departures/
Watch the Munich Airport airtraffic in real-time:
https://flightradar.live/flugradar/eu/flugradar-frankfurt-am-main/
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🔗 Tue, 20 Jun 2017
— Anonymous Flyer at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
Bolt here come
busyness
🔗 Fri, 04 Feb 2011
— Anonymous Flyer at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
it is busyy
Free coffee and hot chocolate
🔗 Mon, 15 Mar 2010
— @david at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
Lufthansa supplies free self-serve coffee and hot chocolate in their waiting area. The cups are tiny, but you can get as many refills as you want, and the machine makes a wide variety of coffee types. If only they offered free WiFi as well ...
History: Rhein-Main Air Base
🔗 Tue, 05 Feb 2008
— @david at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
The southern half of the field was originally the Rhein-Main Air Base, which was the main hub for U.S. military airlifts in and out of Europe (it closed in 2005). It was also one of the main departure points for the Berlin Airlift, serving as the principal C-54 depot.
Very efficient
🔗 Wed, 18 Jul 2007
— @Bonnie at Frankfurt am Main Airport, Germany Reply
Like many things in Germany, this airport was efficient. Visited it in 1991, first time on the Continent, and I was shocked to see peach-fuzz faced boys in uniform casually holding Uzis, leaning against a wall keeping an eye on everyone.
I was disappointed not to get a stamp on my Canadian passport, as the customs officials just waved us through, possibly glancing at the cover of my passport with its regal coat of arms and assuming I was British, and therefore an EU citizen.