Frankfurt Main Airport

Security personnel at all check points very rude and slow. If you transfer from one flight to another you will need a lot of time to find the right gate. Frankfurt is like a huge labyrinth. There is no transportation service if you have to change the terminals or a long distance from one gate to another. Even Munich is much better. Compared to other airports it is terrible and unhygienic.

BER-FRA-SIN. It felt like a labyrinth from one terminal to another. Cant wait for long haul flights out of BER. Security checks thorough but quite slow since one needn't proceed to the specific terminal for their hand luggage to be checked. Most passengers were nervous about being late.

Frankfurt Airport is a catastrophe in two aspects. Distances to be walked with ridiculously short conveyors and no Skytrain connection between terminals C and A/Z. Waiting area before immigration in Terminal B far too small when several planes from non-schengen countries arrive; in addition queuing is pathetic with passengers from the non-schengen countries blocking the EU lanes.

Having had to transfer a number of times in the past few years I dread having to transfer at FRA again next month. Too big an airport with unclear or no signage no staff to be found (especially when arriving late at night on a long haul flight) impossible layout. I recognise many of the situations described on this website and avoid going through FRA whenever I can.

Departure from Terminal 1C. Slow passport control but no lines at security screening and very friendly security staff. Quiet and clean spaces friendly but somewhat sombre atmosphere. Wide range of competitively priced duty-free goods.

Check-in for a flight on a Saturday morning. Absolutely no queuing at security check friendly staff and quick service. Good update of restroom facilities in the B/C terminal area. Seems like the installation of a service evaluation button has helped to increase cleanliness. Ample seating facilities in all "A"-terminal area. Both out-going and in-going on Lufthansa flights use of airbridges so quick boarding guaranteed. Considering the amount of passengers using this international airport on a daily basis the service they provide is commendable.

Booked a return trip LHR-SIN via FRA in June 2011 for travel in November 2011. Connection times for each leg where 1hr 40mins and 1hr 35 mins respectively. Read the reviews on this site about FRA and was very concerned I made a big mistake and not left enough time to make the transfers due to the confusing nature of airport. Having now made the trip I can wholly recommend the airport. On the outbound journey we parked at a bus stand and was bussed to B terminal. Our connecting flight departed from a C gate. The signage at the airport is clear. Follow the signs to C. The return journey was just as straightforward. We arrived at a C gate and had to transfer to B22. However this gate was changed to B47 during the time we were at the airport. But there was at least two clear announcements and flashing indications of change on departure gate boards. I agree the walks can take 15 mins or so but it is a big airport. What do people expect? Walk off one plane straight onto another? In conclusion if anybody is like me and is a rare user of FRA do not be put off by the negative comments on this site. There are plenty of signs and they are clear. Queues were also reasonable for large airport. Still had plenty of time to make connection.

My main complaint about this airport is simply that there are far too few gates compared to the number of flights. 90% of time there is no gate (no jet bridge) available rather you get on and off the airplane using stairs and then walk to people movers. I saw plenty of elderly people and people with kids being severely inconvenienced in those things. For that reason alone I do not recommend this airport. Also this airport has one person restrooms with people lining up outside.

If like me you're arriving on a remote stand at Terminal 2 be prepared for a very very long walk. There was a massive queue at passport control and a surprisingly large number of 'repairs in progress' making the terminal look scruffy.

I've made two round trips through this airport in the last 6 months. Each time has got progressively worse. In 8 arrivals and departures the only time a jet way was used was for 2 departing Lufthansa flights to Zurich. All others used a stairway from the plane then herded you onto a bus to get to the terminal. Once in the terminal it is a half-mile walk to get to the gate up and down stairs or waiting in a long line for the very small elevators. Never again will I connect through Frankfurt.