Nowadays, airports are more than just places of departure and arrival. They have become true transport hubs that are constantly evolving to meet the increasing demands of passengers. One important aspect that is often overlooked is parking at airports.
In this article, we would like to highlight the numerous offers, using Frankfurt Airport as an example, and discuss pricing.
Short-term parking: Short-term parking is usually charged by the minute or hour. The car parks are usually located in or in the immediate vicinity of the departure terminals. These are perfect for people picking up and dropping off passengers and for day travellers. It is convenient and payment is almost always made at automatic pay stations.
Long-term parking: Long-stay car parks are often charged at a flat rate per day or week. This option is ideal for frequent flyers and holidaymakers who need to park for long periods of time. Most airports offer car parks directly at the terminals or nearby. A shuttle transfer to the terminal is often included.
Take Frankfurt Airport, for example:
Frankfurt Airport offers various parking options, including:
Disadvantages of parking at airports:
Prices and booking tips:
Pricing varies greatly depending on the airport and the offer. For longer stays in short-term car parks, the costs can quickly be higher than the actual flight. It is therefore advisable to check prices in advance and make an online car park reservation to not only get the cheapest prices, but also to guarantee a parking space in the desired car park.
Overall, airport parking offers a convenient way to park your vehicle safely during your journey. However, it is important to consider the prices and book early to get the best deals.
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Steffen Kuhlmei can look back on almost two decades of extensive expertise in the business travel sector. His career began in the ticketing segment before he later took over responsibility for projects and processes in a franchise business travel agency. After a brief period as a Senior Travel Experience Agent at a start-up, he joined the DER BUSINESS Travel team in mid-2023. His main focus is on multifaceted topics such as automation, visas, reporting and a variety of other projects.
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