The international airport of Frankfurt Am Main is also known as Flughafen Frankfurt am Main and Rhein-Main-Flughafen. It is located 12 km. south-westernly from the city of Frankfurt in Germany and it is the busiest airport in the whole country. In general the airport of Frankfurt is considered one of the most popular airports internationally with innumerable connections and correspondences: it is in the third place in Europe (after the airport Heathrow in London and airport Charles de Gaulle in Paris) and in the eighth position worldwide.
There are 2 Terminals in the airport of Frankfurt and there are plans for construction of a third Terminal and a fourth take off runway in 2010. Terminal 1 is seperated into 3 parts, A, B and C, and Terminal 2 into 2 parts, D and E. Inside the airport there are 45 boarding gates. The international airport of Frankfurt is the base for the flights of German air company Lufthansa which has as an alternative base the smaller Munich Airport. Also, it operates as a secondary base for the national air company of India, Air India.

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• Terminal 1 is called Terminal Mitte and it serves mainly flights with Lufthansa and partners of Star Alliance with Austrian Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Aegean, Alitalia, Cyprus Airways, Olympic Air, TAP Portugal Air, Turkish Airways and Swiss Air International, being the most important ones. It is separated in 3 levels: the departures with check-in counters, the arrivals with the area for baggage receipt and the connection with train and the underground parking spaces.
• All the airline companies, which are not served by the principal Terminal 1, use Terminal 2: British Airlines, CSA Czech Airlines, Continental Airlines, Delta Airlines, Emirates, Iberia and Malev are many among the most important ones. In Terminal 2 also you can also find smaller, low cost air companies, such as Air Berlin, Click Air, Nikki etc.
• In the international airport of Frankfurt there is available internet connection, conference rooms, surgery, first aid centre, facilitations for persons with special needs, restaurants, cafeterias and more than 100 shops with clothes, newspapers, drinks and smoke, jewelleries and gourmet shops.

• The international airport of Frankfurt is located in the region Frankfurt City Forest and it is connected directly via the motorways A3 and A5. You can go there by car in 10-15 minutes from the centre of the city depending on the road traffic, while a taxi costs roughly 25 Euros.
• There are 2 railway stations that are connected with the airport of Frankfurt, one local for near destinations and one for longer distances outside the borders of the country. The first one (Airport regional railway station) is in Terminal 1 and it provides connections with lines S8 and S9 of S-Bahn with 15' frequency departures. There is also an itinerary to the centre of Frankfurt (Hauptwache) that lasts 12 minutes, as well as to other neighbouring destinations, such as Wiesbaden and Hanau, with a lot of intermediariy stations.
• The station for the itineraries of long duration (Airport long distance railway station) is the end of line Cologne-Frankfurt high-speed rail, which connects southern Germany with Holland and Belgium via Cologne, with speed reaching 300 km / hour. The distance Frankfurt-Cologne is covered in 1 hour and there are approximately 10 itineraries / day.