Fraport began building a new Sky Line people mover to make sure that everyone can get to and from Terminal 3 without hassles, including passengers changing planes at Frankfurt Airport and those who get to Terminal 1 by train.

Egal ob Transitreisende oder Fluggäste, die mit dem Zug am Flughafen Frankfurt ankommen: Alle werden Terminal 3 komfortabel erreichen. Damit das möglich wird, baut Fraport eine neue Sky Line-Bahn.

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Frankfurt Airport is getting ready for the future with the new Terminal 3. Its modules can be flexibly built and commissioned depending on how the need for additional capacity actually develops. Use the slider to look into the future and take a look at Terminal 3.

It was established in September 2016 as a project-specific limited-liability company (GmbH) that is primarily responsible for on-schedule, on-budget, efficient, goal-oriented and functionally appropriate planning and implementation of the forward-looking expansion project in the south of the airport, focusing on Terminal 3 as its core facility.

The heart of Terminal 3 beats where passengers start their trips and are welcomed back by their loved ones: in the main building. It has three zones: A combined departure and arrival hall; A security check area; The marketplace

The new station at Terminal 1 is the starting point for conveniently getting to Terminal 3 in eight minutes or less. Those arriving at the regional or long-distance train station alongside Terminal 1 only have a short walk to the new people mover station.

In the main building of Terminal 3 alone, around 290 kilometers of pipes and conduits for heating, air conditioning, plumbing, and fire extinguishing systems will be laid – almost the distance between Frankfurt and Munich!

Frankfurt Airport is building the new Sky Line people mover to ensure efficient, reliable connections among all of its terminals. Its fully automated vehicles incorporate state-of-the-art technology to ensure optimal operation on a daily basis.

The parts now being built will enable Frankfurt Airport to welcome 19 million additional passengers a year. With an investment volume of around four billion euros, Terminal 3 is one of the largest privately financed infrastructure projects in Europe.