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Frankfurt: introduction
Whether you’re planning a business trip or a leisure getaway to Frankfurt, AEROAFFAIRES offers a tailored private jet charter service designed for discerning travellers. Your specialist in business and private aviation since 1991, we have accompanied over 95,000 passengers and chartered nearly 20,000 private jets and helicopters, with competitively priced reservations confirmed in less than two hours. Frankfurt Main Airport, Germany’s largest airfield and Europe’s fourth busiest, welcomes you with seamless access to the city’s financial heart and beyond.
Our experts listen and advise you 24 hours a day to select the aircraft best suited to your journey. Committed to sustainable development through our SkyCO2 program, we offset the CO2 emissions of every flight. Request your quote online or call us at +330144099182.
Practical information about Frankfurt airport
Frankfurt Airport sits at the heart of European business aviation, serving as one of the continent’s busiest gateways and a strategic point of entry for private travel into Germany. As Germany’s financial capital, home to the European Central Bank and Deutsche Börse, Frankfurt remains a constant destination for corporate aviation. Its central position gives you fast access across Europe, with most major capitals reachable in well under two hours by private jet.
The airport’s four runways handle every category of aircraft, from light cabins to VIP airliners, so the right jet can be matched to your route and party size. Within the AeroAffaires network, Frankfurt connects seamlessly to our wider European coverage, with chauffeur transfers and dedicated handling arranged on your behalf.
This flexibility serves a broad mix of travellers booking a private jet charter from Frankfurt:
- Corporate executives attending meetings in the financial district
- Executive assistants coordinating last-minute board travel
- Concierge and travel agency partners booking on behalf of clients
- Leisure travellers continuing to destinations across the continent
- Families requiring discreet, comfortable transport
Flight times underline the appeal of this location: London is roughly 1 hour 10 minutes from Frankfurt, Paris around one hour, and Rome about 1 hour 50 minutes by private jet. Longer connections remain straightforward too. That reach makes Frankfurt a natural pivot for business aviation right across Germany and Europe.
Airport characteristics:
- Address Business Aviation Centre – Gebäude 514, General Aviation Terminal, Frankfurt Airport, 60547 Francfort‑sur‑le‑Main (Germany)
- IATA code FRA
- ICAO code EDDF
- Latitude 50.0333
- Longitude 8.5706
- Altitude 111m
- Number of runways 4
- Runway length 3998m
- General aviation terminal desservi par le Business Aviation Centre, administré par Kurz Aviation Service, offrant un accueil VIP complet
Specificities :
- Recognized FBO: Signature Flight Support also operates from this terminal, with a premium offer.
Airport facilities Frankfurt am Main
Fuel : Jet A-1 available via FBOs (e.g. FAS - Frankfurt Aviation Service)- Complete handling services: include snow removal, refuelling, GPU, push-back, catering, expedited immigration, briefing, VIP concierge service
Available services
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Customs
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Concierge service
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Valet
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Ground handling assistance
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Rest room
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Conference room
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Wifi
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Baggage services
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VIP chauffeur transfer
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Car rental
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Limousine rental
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Helicopter transfer
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Private parking
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Showers
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Hotel booking
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Pets allowed
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Disabled access
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VIP lounge
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Secure entrance
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Landing by private jet in Frankfurt
Frequent international origins to Frankfurt
Frankfurt’s central European position makes it one of the most connected destinations for private jet charter, with major financial and leisure hubs reaching the city in well under two hours. The most frequent origins are Paris, London, Rome, Barcelona and Stockholm, while transatlantic travellers fly in from New York. Most European capitals connect to Frankfurt by private jet in under two hours. Aircraft range from light cabins to ultra long range jets, matched to your route and party size.
| From | To | Duration | Aircraft Category | Estimated Rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paris | Frankfurt | 1h | Light to Heavy Jets | £5,000 – £15,000 |
| London | Frankfurt | 1h 10m | Light to Heavy Jets | £5,000 – £15,000 |
| Rome | Frankfurt | 1h 50m | Light to Heavy Jets | £6,000 – £16,000 |
| Barcelona | Frankfurt | 1h 55m | Light to Heavy Jets | £6,000 – £16,000 |
| Stockholm | Frankfurt | 2h 5m | Light to Heavy Jets | £6,000 – £16,000 |
| Moscow | Frankfurt | 3h | Light to Heavy Jets | £11,000 – £21,000 |
| New York | Frankfurt | 8h | Super Mid-Size to Ultra Long Range Jets | £55,000 – £80,000 |
These rates are indicative estimates only. A personalised quote is provided upon request, tailored to your exact dates, passenger numbers and aircraft preference.
Location & access to Frankfurt airport
Frankfurt Main Airport (FRA) sits southwest of the city centre, reachable by car along the B43. AEROAFFAIRES arranges your ground transfer so the transition from cabin to chauffeur stays seamless after every private jet charter into Frankfurt.
We provide a chauffeur-driven car for your arrival at or departure from Frankfurt Airport, matched to your party size and luggage. Together we select the right vehicle:
- Mercedes S-Class for one or two passengers
- Limousine for executives travelling with privacy in mind
- Mercedes VIANO for groups and additional luggage
From the terminal you also reach neighbouring towns such as Darmstadt and Mörfelden-Walldorf without delay. For onward legs across the region, a point-to-point helicopter transfer saves valuable time on connections from FRA. Whether you continue by chauffeured car or by helicopter, the itinerary that follows your private jet stays fluid from the first kilometre to the last, with every detail coordinated by your dedicated AEROAFFAIRES advisor.
Nearby cities
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Airport
12 km
15 min
Frankfurt city center
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Airport
60 km
45 min
Limburg
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Depart from Frankfurt by private jet
Popular destinations from Frankfurt
From Frankfurt, a private jet places nearly every major European hub within easy reach. London is around 1 hour 10 minutes from Frankfurt by private jet, and Rome about 1 hour 50 minutes. Same-day return trips are entirely practical for business travellers heading to nearby capitals, leaving in the morning and back by evening.
Beyond the financial centres of London, Paris and Geneva, our clients regularly fly toward Italian destinations such as Milan and Rome, or south to Barcelona and the Mediterranean coast. Demand shifts with the seasons: between April and October, marinas and coastal escapes draw leisure travellers, while winter brings requests for the Alpine ski resorts within short reach.
Popular destinations from Frankfurt include:
- London: roughly 1 hour 10 minutes, ideal for a same-day business round trip
- Paris and Geneva: among the busiest corporate routes
- Milan and Rome: under two hours, popular year-round
- Barcelona and the Mediterranean coast: a summer favourite for leisure travel
- Alpine ski resorts: in high demand through the winter season
The AeroAffaires fleet covers every category for these journeys, from light jets for shorter regional hops to large and ultra-long-range aircraft for intercontinental travel. The right cabin depends on your party size, route and schedule, and your dedicated advisor will prepare a tailored proposal on request.
What to do in Frankfurt: our recommendations
Frankfurt rewards visitors who seek refined culture and quiet luxury rather than crowds. Between the financial district and the celebrated museum quarter, you will find dining and cultural experiences that match the calibre of your private flight. Frankfurt’s Museumsufer brings together more than a dozen museums along the river Main, one of Europe’s densest cultural concentrations.
Restaurant Lafleur
Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur — Photo : Andreas Wiehn via Google
This fine dining restaurant sits in the heart of the magnificent Palmengarten, pairing regional produce with Mediterranean influences in an elegant setting. A Relais & Châteaux address, Lafleur offers the kind of considered service that suits guests arriving by private jet, where the menu changes with the seasons and the wine list reaches deep into German and French cellars. The botanical surroundings make it a destination in itself for an unhurried lunch or dinner.
Relais & Châteaux Restaurant Lafleur, Photo : Andreas Wiehn via Google
Städel Museum & Schirn Kunsthalle
Musée Städel — Photo : N G_MISSOURRY via Google
The Städel Museum holds seven centuries of European art, from old masters through to contemporary works, and remains the anchor of the Museumsufer. A short walk away, the Schirn Kunsthalle stages major temporary exhibitions that draw curators and collectors from across the continent. Private viewings and guided tours can be arranged for those who prefer to explore the collections without the weekend crowds.
Private Tastings & Exclusive Experiences
The Rheingau wine region lies an easy excursion from the city, where private tastings on historic estates pair Riesling with Rhine valley views. Evening walks through the Palmengarten, Frankfurt’s botanical jewel, round out a refined itinerary. For those short on time, a point-to-point helicopter transfer takes in the skyline and reaches surrounding estates without losing an afternoon to road traffic.
Where to stay in Frankfurt: our recommended hotels
Frankfurt offers a refined selection of five-star addresses suited to discerning travellers arriving by private jet. Whether you seek riverside calm, skyline views or grand European tradition, the city’s finest hotels combine impeccable service with spa facilities, gourmet dining and easy access to the financial district.
Hotel Jumeirah Frankfurt
JW Marriott Hotel Frankfurt — Photo : JW Marriott Hotel Frankfurt via Google
Hotel Jumeirah Frankfurt ranks among the city’s most luxurious addresses, blending contemporary design with a serene spa and a central position steps from the shopping boulevard. The wellness floor, fine dining and attentive concierge make it a natural choice after a long flight. Our advisors can arrange a chauffeur transfer directly from the airport to your suite.
Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof
Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof — Photo : Steigenberger Icon Frankfurter Hof via Google
A grand historic landmark in the heart of the city, the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof is renowned for its gourmet restaurants, classic elegance and discreet service prized by international executives. Its central location keeps the financial district within easy reach, while the spa and dining rooms offer calm at the end of the day.
Villa Kennedy, a Rocco Forte Hotel
Set in a restored villa with a private garden, this Rocco Forte property pairs residential warmth with a generous spa and refined dining. It suits guests who prefer quiet sophistication over the bustle of a city-centre tower, yet remains a short drive from Frankfurt’s business core.
Each property delivers the privacy expected after a flight, with dedicated concierge teams, fine dining and wellness areas, and a seamless transition from cabin to suite.
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Isabelle CLERC
CEO AEROAFFAIRES
François-Xavier CLERC
Founder AEROAFFAIRES
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History of Frankfurt Main Airport
Frankfurt’s airfield, opened in 1925 in the Rebstock district, was initially dedicated to airships. In 1936, the Rhine-Main airport opened its doors and welcomed numerous aircraft and zeppelins. Following the tragic crash of the LZ129 Hindenburg airship, which was to carry many people between Frankfurt and New York in 1937, it was decided to dismantle all zeppelins.
During the Second World War, the airport served as a base for German forces. At the end of the war, American troops seized it and used it for the Berlin Airlift between 1948 and 1949. Since the 1950s, Frankfurt Main airport has grown steadily to become one of the largest in Europe.
