If you are looking for Frankfurt Airport Terminal 2, here is the most important fact first: it has closed. As of 9 June 2026, Terminal 2 no longer handles passengers. This is the single biggest change at FRA in years, so make sure any older advice you have read is not sending you to the wrong place.
What Happened to Terminal 2
Terminal 2 closed for a comprehensive modernisation worth around €1.5 billion. The building dates from 1994 and is being comprehensively refurbished rather than demolished: fire-alarm and smoke-extraction systems, energy, ventilation and building automation, lifts, escalators and washrooms are all being renewed, and security will move to centralised checkpoints. Main construction is scheduled to begin in 2030, with passenger operations not expected to resume until the mid-2030s, when Terminal 2 will handle more than 10 million passengers a year for Star Alliance and other carriers. Its apron positions, baggage system, underground parking garage and the SkyLine people mover remain in operation in the meantime.
Where Did Its Airlines Go?
All 57 Terminal 2 airlines moved to the new Terminal 3 in four waves between 23 April and 9 June 2026. These were mainly the non-Star-Alliance carriers, including Air France, KLM, Delta, Emirates, Iberia, easyJet, Finnair and Korean Air, among others. If your airline used to depart from Terminal 2, it now uses Terminal 3.
What This Means for You
- Check your terminal: your booking or the FRA website shows the current terminal — do not rely on memory or old guides.
- Terminal 3 is far from Terminal 1: they are at opposite ends of the airfield, linked by the SkyLine train.
- Allow time for connections: a change between Terminal 1 and Terminal 3 is not quick.
- Condor moves later: Condor still flies from Terminal 1 and plans to switch to Terminal 3 in summer 2027.
Getting to Terminal 3 Instead
The short version: there is no Terminal 2 anymore — if your old flight left from there, head to Terminal 3.
Terminal 3 is modern, with CT security lanes (liquids up to 2 litres and electronics stay in your bag) and capacity for around 19 million passengers a year. See our complete airport guide for the full layout.
Arriving or Departing from Terminal 3
For a smooth trip, confirm Terminal 3 and pre-book your ride. A FrankfurtRide driver meets you in the correct arrivals hall with a name board and takes you door-to-door — see our routes and pricing.
Wherever your flight actually lands these days, the pickup works the same: a fixed-price transfer meets you at the correct terminal — T1 or T3 — with flight tracking included.
