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OK.
Expected higher level of customers service, but had to ask multiple times to find my way around the terminal.
The train between terminals was fast.
Neat and clean.

The Frankfurt Airport is Germany largest Gateway into Europe and connection to further German cities. The airport is comprehensive and easy to navigate. Nevertheless FRA is outdated. It’s not maintained well and does not provide the latest standards like modern airports of this size. It’s happening again and again that the flight bridges don’t operate properly and many other technical issues that delay flights and make travelling from/via FRA rather painful. Additionally it is a very expensive airport. Ticket prices out of Frankfurt are usually much higher than the equivalent destination but flying it of Dusseldorf, Berlin or Stuttgart. Overall FRA airport is good but a great day can easily turn into a mess because of its many technical problems. If those got solved it would get a 5-Star rating!

One of the largest airports in Europe. Unfortunately the security is so slow and even with 2-3 hour layovers you can easily miss your connecting flight. I would recommend at least 4 hours for international flight connections. Be prepared to go through customs and security multiple times before connecting. Also one thing that needs to be mentioned is, even if you are at the gate, you are really not at your gate to board. Most likely you’ll take a 15-30 min bus ride to your plane middle of nowhere. I wish they streamline the connecting flight process. Also get rid of buses.

When you go to the airport, any airport, you are full of stress for everything to go right. But when I visit this airport, somehow everything goes smoothly. I heard bad stories from bad/rude people. Well , I haven't see any one them, yet. Every time I sk staff about flights etc , They assist me without hesitation.

I was on a fly-through from Toronto to Helsinki with this as a layover. I had four hours of waiting. It was initially difficult to find out where my next flight was going to be arriving at - the screens might not have even shown Helsinki on there - but after connecting to free wifi, I found my way to the free shuttle, which arrives every couple minutes to take us on a short ride.

Seeing all the inner machinations of the airport made me think of the grace and beauty of Indian art combined with the steely efficiency of an advanced automaton army. That isn't to perpetuate a stereotype or anything; it just was the most amazing looking airport. It was clean, it had the right amount of shine, the early morning arrival and the chilled yet cozy interior reminded me of how much I love life. I may never visit Frankfurt proper, but this airport is just the best one I have ever visited. Forget the kids crying and kicking my seat about the crew pausing their Paw Patrol the sleepless night before, it was a brand new day.

Anyway, enough fawning over an airport. I had to go to gate A to meet the Helsinki flight, and because it is a Schengen country, there was border security. It was a long line, but they had plenty of officers who did their job thoroughly and concisely, yet within good time. I barely had a chance to put my bag down from exhaustion before the line moved and I had to move forward. I still had two hours for my flight, so I took a deserved nap.

Great airport experience. They have a gaming lounge opposite gate A52. Near the same location, there is also a Camel smoking lounge.
Overall clean and well signposted. You even see some people cycling on the small blue bikes. There are also lots of seating available near the gates. As well as device charging and high seat area for working. It's a proper big airport.