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Comfortable Travel
to the Airport
Get here in style by bus or train
From Train to Plane and Back Again
The regional and long distance train stations are optimally
linked to the airport terminals (see map on page 38).
g You can walk straight to Terminal 1.
g It only takes a few minutes to get to Terminal 2 by
shuttle bus (leaves from the bus station in zone B in
front of Terminal 1) or Sky Line (leaves from Concourse
B in Terminal 1).
g Regional train station (S-Bahn metropolitan trains, re-
gional and local services): Terminal 1, access via Level 0
g Long-distance train station: opposite Terminal 1
Bus Connections
g To nearby towns and cities from Terminal 1 (public
bus station, bays 14-24) and from Terminal 2
g Lufthansa airport buses to Heidelberg, Mannheim, and
Strasbourg: from Terminal 1, Concourse B West (Arri-
vals level). Purchase tickets from Lufthansa or the driver.
g Frankfurt Airport to Frankfurt-Hahn Airport: Terminal 2,
Concourse E. The trip takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
Deutsche Bahn – Information and Tickets
There are Deutsche Bahn (DB) Travel Centers and Service Points
at the regional train station and the AIRail terminal, open from
6 a.m. to 9 p.m. For long-distance train connections, please
consult our journey planner at www.frankfurt-airport.com, or
the DB Travel Service at +49 (0) 180 5 996633 (€ 0.14/min).*
Within Germany, you can take advantage of reduced price
Rail&Fly tickets for travel to the airport; information is
available from your airline and DB.
*This rate is for calls from a German landline phone. Other rates may apply to mobile phones.
Good to Know. Getting to the Airport by Bus or Train
Commuter Trains (S-Bahn)
You can take the S 8 and S 9 trains from the airport straight
to Frankfurt, Wiesbaden, Mainz, Kelsterbach, Offenbach, and
Hanau. Change trains at Frankfurt/Main central station for
other cities.
Lufthansa AIRail Service
To take advantage of Lufthansa’s AIRail service, you must
check in and get your boarding pass at least 15 minutes
before the train leaves. If you are traveling from Cologne and
Stuttgart, you can take advantage of the convenient online
or mobil check-in service or go to the Lufthansa check-in
desk to get all boarding passes.
Lufthansa passengers originating in Siegburg/Bonn can
check in from a smartphone up to 15 minutes before
the train leaves the Cologne central station; a Mobile
Boarding Pass is sent to their phone. They can also check in
and print out their boarding passes at home.
Check-in at the Siegburg/Bonn station is not possible.
They can then check their luggage at the baggage drop
at the AIRail Terminal at Frankfurt Airport. More information
is available at www.lufthansa.com.
Tip: Check-in at the AIRail Terminal
If you are arriving by train, you can use the convenient
luggage check-in at the AIRail Terminal (on the pedestrian
bridge connecting the long-distance train station and
Terminal 1). See pages 12–15 for a list of the airlines that
offer this service.
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