Airports in Germany


Map of Germany

Germany is one of the country located in Europe. This country became one of the goals of people around the world for reasons of education, business, tourism, and so forth. To go to Germany can be done via land, sea or air. For air transport, there are several airports that are used for civil aviation. Among these airports, there are approximately ten (10) Germany's busiest airport. The following information is the busiest airport in Germany.

Frankfurt Airport
IATA code : FRA
Location : Frankfurt, State, Germany

Munich Airport
IATA code : MUC
Location : Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Düsseldorf International Airport
IATA code : DUS
Location : Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Berlin Tegel Airport
IATA code : TXL
Location : Berlin, Germany

Hamburg Airport
IATA code : HAM
Location : Hamburg, Germany

Bonn Airport
IATA code : CGN
Location : Bonn, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Stuttgart Airport
IATA code : STR
Location : Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Berlin Schönefeld Airport
IATA code : SXF
Location : Berlin, Germany

Hanover Airport
IATA code : HAJ
Location : Hanover, Lower Saxony, Germany

Nuremberg Airport
IATA code : NUE
Location : Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany

Lost baggage services at Frankfurt Airport

Someone is waiting for his luggage.
Long wait but nothing for his own.
Perhaps the event you have ever experienced.
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If your goods are not found when arriving at Frankfurt Airport, you can contact:


Terminal 1 of Frankfrut Airport
 Concourse A, Level 0
Opening times: Daily 8:00 to 6:00


Phone: +49 (0) 69 690 6635 9
Fax: +49 (0) 69 690 5408 1


E-Mail: fundbuero@fraport.de


Note :
You need to provide complete data as the basis for searches like the place, date and time of loss, serial numbers, airlines, name label goods, the contents of goods, packaging color. Goods that are found will be stored for 3 months. If no one claims from owners during the time the auction will be conducted on the goods.

Airlines to Frankfurt

Here is an airlines that has routes to / from Frankfurt in Germany. Customize your site with the airlines below, if you want to Frankfurt. If you are from Frankfurt to other countries in the world then choose the airline that led to that country, or other carriers that transits in your destination country. For example, if you want to Jakarta, Indonesia then you can use the airline's flights to Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Of these countries, continue your journey to Jakarta. This is done because there are no direct flights from Frankfurt, Germany to Jakarta, Indonesia.
Adria Airways
Aegean Airlines
Aer Lingus Airlines
Aeroflot Airlines
Air Algerie
Air Astana
Air Berlin
Air Canada
Air China
Air France
Air India
Air Malta
Air Mauritius
Air Maldova
Air Namibia
Air Transat
Air VIA
AirBaltic
Albanian Airlines
Alitalia operated bya Air One
All Nippon Airways
American Airlines
Ariana Afghan Airlines
Asiana Airlines
Austrian Airlines
B&H Airlines
Belavia
British Airways
Bulgaria Air
Bulgarian Air Charter
Cathay Pacific
China Airlines
China Eastern Airlines
Cirrus Airlines
Condor Flugdienst
Continental Airlines
Croatia Airlines
Cyprus Airways
Czech Airlines
Delta Air Lines
Donovia
El Al
Emirates
Ethiopian Airlines
Etihad Airways
Finnair
Flybe
Georgian Airways
Gulf Air
Iberia
Icelandair
Iran Air
Iraqi Airways
Japan Airlines
Jet Airways
KLM
Korean Air
Kuwait Airways
LAN Airlines
LOT Polish Airlines
Lufthansa
Luxair
Malaysia Airlines
Malev Hungarian Airlines
Montenegro Airlines
Middle East Airlines
Niki
Nouvelair
Oman Air
Onur Air
Ostfriesische Lufttransport
Pakistan International Airlines
Qantas
Qatar Airways
Pegasus Airlines
Rossiya
Royal Air Maroc
Royal Jordanian
S7 Airlines
Saravia
SATA international
Saudi Arabian Airlines
Scandinavian Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Sky Airlines
Somon Air
South African Airways
Spanair
SriLankan Airlines
Sun d’Or
Sun Express
Swiss Internatioan Airlines
Syrianair
TAM airlines
TAP Portugal
TAROM
Thai Airways International
Transaero Airlines
TUIfly
Tunisair
Turkish Airlines
AnadoluJet
Turkmenistan Airlines
Ukraine International Airlines
United Airlines
US Airways
Uzbekistan Airways
Vietnam Airlines
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Travel warnings after Japan's earthquake



Following are travel warnings from several countries following the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. UNITED STATES The US State Department urged US citizens to avoid tourism and non-essential travel to Japan at this time and also requests all non-essential official US government personnel defer travel to Japan. BRITAIN Britain's Foreign Office advised against all non-essential travel to Tokyo and the northeast of Japan. "Our advice is people should take their lead from the Japanese authorities," Foreign Office minister Jeremy Browne told Sky News. "The Foreign Office travel advice is not to go to that part of Japan in any case unless you have an extremely compelling reason for doing so." FRANCEFrance recommended its citizens leave the Tokyo region, citing the risk of further earthquakes and uncertainty over damaged nuclear plants. A statement on the website of the French embassy in Japan noted that Japan's meteorological office saw a 70 percent chance of a strong fresh aftershock in the north of the Kanto (Tokyo) region in the next three days. "We strongly advise our nationals not to travel to Japan and we strongly recommend delaying any journey planned," the embassy website said.GERMANY Germany's foreign minister advised Germans to consider if their travel to the Yokohama/Tokyo region was really necessary. "Given the current situation, the foreign ministry warns against staying in the crisis region and advises all Germans near nuclear plants or in the greater Tokyo/Yokohama area to consider whether staying in Japan is necessary," the foreign ministry website said. CANADA Canada warned its citizens to avoid all travel within 20 km of the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant, and to avoid non-essential travel to areas of northern Japan that were near the quake and hit by the subsequent tsunamis. Canadians were also warned to "exercise high degree of caution" in travelling to the Tokyo region because of damage suffered by its transport, power and telecommunication systems. The warning note said there will be rolling blackouts in the Tokyo area starting March 14. SOUTH KOREA The South Korean foreign ministry has issued a travel advisory for Japan. It advised against travel to the Fukushima area and other areas north of Tokyo.

Source: Reuters

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