für mich die beste Airline. Preis, Service und Freundlichkeit sind kaum zu toppen. es ist nur…read moreschade das sie nicht mehr ab Frankfurt fliegen.

Frankfurt is a major hub & our stop on route to our safari. There are 3 terminals on 5,683 acres…read moreof land seeing 65 million passengers pass through annually. I arrived on a red eye and scanned my passport, face & fingerprints before lining up for the border control. It took an hour & 3,000 steps to get luggage & take 2 escalators up to the train & Marriotts. We walked past many restaurants, pretzel stands & duty free shops. There is a large local train station & longer distance international & even ice high speed trains that connect here. It is :15 by rail to the main train station.

Update - August 2026: Still One of the Worst Airports I've Experienced…read more Unfortunately, Frankfurt Airport still ranks as one of the worst major international airports I've traveled through. We still had to take a bus from the plane to the terminal, followed by a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing. I personally don't mind the walking, but if you're older, have mobility issues, or have a tight connection, this airport can be a real problem. Passport control continues to be dysfunctional. There were only two or three police officers checking passports, while EU passport holders were given priority. The automated passport kiosks also seem rather pointless when you still have to present your passport to a police officer afterward. To make matters worse, the officers' computer systems appeared painfully slow, making an already inefficient process even slower. I've always thought of Germany as a country known for efficiency. Frankfurt Airport certainly challenges that perception. Then came baggage claim. We waited more than an hour for our bags to finally appear--and this was after our flight had already arrived late. For one of Europe's largest and most important international hubs, the overall passenger experience at Frankfurt Airport remains remarkably inefficient and frustrating. After multiple experiences here, I continue to avoid connecting through Frankfurt whenever I have a reasonable alternative.

This is an item that should be on everyone's bucket list! I personally am not aware of a completely…read morededicated first class terminal anywhere else in the world besides this. The entire experience embodies the epitome of German luxury, efficiency, and accuracy. When my taxi pulled into the private driveway, I was immediately greeted by a staff member (who had "PhD" on her nametag!) who walked me inside and through security. Let me tell you, the security process was the smoothest I'd ever gone through! Then it was a quick ride up an elevator into the sprawling main lounge area. From left to right, there was a spacious business center, lounging area, full bar, restaurant, cigar/smoker's lounge, sleeping rooms, bath suites, and restrooms. I understand the bar has one of the greatest whiskey collections on the planet, though I went for a nice Cuba Libre to go with my stogies after breakfast. Breakfast was a combination of buffet and kitchen-prepared meals. I ordered an Eggs Benedict and helped myself to the nice selection of buffet items. Delish on all counts! When it was time to go, I found my guide who then took me downstairs to the immigration desk and a VERY nice Porsche SUV where the driver took me through the labyrinth of roads under the airport terminal and to my flight. He even escorted me right to the plane's door! I will never forget this experience, and I sure hope to be able to do it again.

Lufthansa hat in der Business (und vor allem in der Holzklasse) ziemlich nachgelassen. Zum Glück…read moreist das Angebot und der Service in der First immer noch top. Das Highlight jedes LH First trips ist natürlich das First Class Terminal in Frankfurt. Hier ist die Welt noch in Ordnung. Abgeschottet vom normalen Flughafenterminal wird man hier nach wie vor vom Flieger abgeholt und hingebracht. Die Sicherheitskontrolle ist freundlich, hilfreich und es gibt keine Schlange. Der Concierge kümmert sich um Passkontrolle und Einreisepapiere. In der Lounge gibt es mehrere Zonen in denen immer reichlich Platz ist, Liegestühle, Sessel mit Fußstuhl, Sitzecken, Fernsehsessel und die Zigarrenlounge. Die Bar ist sehr gut mit bestem Scotch bestückt, kann fast alle Cocktails machen und hat eine Espresso Machine. Das Restaurant hat immer gute Gerichte auf der Karte mit Saisonangeboten, ein gutes Buffet und sehr guten Service. Es gibt zwei Schlafzimmer mit ordentlichem Bett und der Badbereich hat gute Duschen. Natürlich darf man die Quietsche Enten nicht vergessen. Es gibt ständig neue Enten und sie werden heiß gesammelt.

Be prepared to climb down and up five flights of stairs if you're transferring to the Z terminal…read more Thankfully the stairs are spacious, so I was able to catch my breath on the side without blocking anyone. Food options leave much to be desired and restrooms are tiny. Plan ahead and accordingly.

This is a terribly designed airport terminal, you have to go through a long route after security…read morecheck to the check in gate and then take shuttle to your airplane. Make sure to plan plenty of time to deal with the hassle.

Flew out of Frankfurt in Suites the other day and it was a world class experience. Was ticketed in…read moreBusiness class around the world when I received a cash offer to upgrade to Suites, why not? Paid online via Singapore Airlines website and got my updated itinerary immediately via email with seat selection! Did the Auto Check In via the app and I was checked in for my flight automatically. Arrived at the airport for proof of vaccination and went to the Suites counter which was super quick! Boarding for Suites was Priority 1 which was fantastic! Also was able to sit at the gate, waiting for my boarding! Once on board, the cabin crew greeted me by name, helped me with my luggage and showed me how to use the Suite! It's a big upgrade from Business class. There are 2 lavatories for Suites, one significantly larger than the other for the 6 suites. The lavatories were spotless and had plenty of cologne, lotion, soap, toothbrush, razor, combs in the drawer along with space for make up? The Suite itself had a swivel chair that went from the mini TV for landing and takeoff, eating, TV, and watching the sky mode. The chair also had the ability to recline too! There were noise cancelling headphones along with an amenity kit which contained cologne, lotion, and facial mist. The cabin crew also passed out lounge wear for the rest too! Slippers, eye shades, and socks were all inside the private Suite closet. There is a fold down bed that the cabin crew helped set up with a super comfortable comforter, pillows and sheets! Definitely had some really good rest in the quiet Suite cabin with a door! There were pre-departure drinks but no hot towel service, like in Business class. Once in the air, WiFi was complimentary the entire flight for Suites. Unlike the A350, there is no live TV, bummer, just old videos. Meal service started with chicken satay along with champagne. The appetizer I selected was caviar with all the fixings along with a shot of vodka?!? The beef short rib from the special German menu was ok, it came on the dry side. Apparently, dining in Suites is on-demand. The German dessert was also super sweet. The highlight was the fresh fruit platter. After getting a few hours of rest, ordered an extra foamy latte from the cabin crew and they came by very quickly with a slightly bitter latte. Was looking for the fresh noodles as a snack and was directed to the Thai porridge which was odd... Ordered the Tom Yum instant noodles afterwards and it filled me right up with the fresh bok choy and shiitake mushrooms! The cabin crew also suggested another dessert and promised it wouldn't be too sweet. It wasn't! Service by the crew was world class, although a touch more experienced than I would have expected. Had numerous supervisors and managers serve me, the majority male... All in all, a world class experience and I can't wait for my next Singapore Airlines flight!

Took SingaporeAir from JFK to Frankfurt cleanest plane I've ever been on. Was in terminal before…read moreboarding and all of a sudden the flight crew came marching in, two by two....all 27 of them. In flight food was good and service was 5 star. Will definitely try to fly them again.

Flew on Croatia Airlines the other day and it was a decent experience. Their A319 is rather dated…read morecompared with their brand new A220 that I tried a few days later. Croatia airlines leverages bus gates from Frankfurt. Some cabin crew are talented. For Schengen flights, service included a pack of snacks along with some still or sparkling water. Wifi was available on the A220. USB A & C outlets were available at each seat on board their A220.

Even though Yelp currently has no presence in Croatia you can get there via Croatia Airlines. We…read moretook it to and from Frankfurt to Zagreb and within Croatia from Dubrovnik to Zagreb. Overall it was OK. Some of the planes were worn out. The in-country flights if booked early enough are relatively cheap. Since our international flight was booked via United I am not sure the price of the Croatian segments. The big downside is that their website is poor and checking into flights online was laborious. Once checked-in they said they would email the bordering pass and they never did. Confusing to say the least. The staff was pleasant and helpful on the flight an at the airport. Side note: all of the airports in Croatia (Zagreb, Split & Dubrovnik) are very modern and new - very impressive.