Travel with Prime Jet Services to Frankfurt and the Rest of the World

Frankfurt is one of Europe’s most significant aviation hubs, making it an ideal destination for a private jet charter. Prime Jet Services operates seamless charter flights to and from Frankfurt Airport, providing discerning travellers with a composed, efficient alternative to commercial travel. Whether you are arriving for business in Germany’s financial capital or continuing onward across Europe, our team ensures every detail is handled with precision.

Frankfurt Airport

Frankfurt Airport (IATA: FRA, ICAO: EDDF), officially known as Flughafen Frankfurt am Main, is the busiest airport in Germany and one of the busiest in the world. Private jet passengers are handled by Frankfurt Aviation Service, which operates from the south side of the airport, providing a discreet and efficient point of entry entirely separate from the commercial terminals.

Airport Specifications

• Full Name: Flughafen Frankfurt am Main (Frankfurt Airport)
• IATA Code: FRA
• ICAO Code: EDDF
• Number of Runways: 4 (13,123 ft, 13,123 ft, 13,123 ft, and 9,240 ft)
• Distance to Frankfurt City Centre: 13 kilometres

Charter Flights to and from Frankfurt

Flying privately into Frankfurt places you away from the congestion of the main terminals and directly into a dedicated facility equipped for the pace and privacy of charter travel. Prime Jet Services coordinates every element of your journey, from aircraft selection through to ground arrangements on arrival.

When you book a charter flight with Prime Jet Services to Frankfurt, you have access to the following services:

• Airport transfers
• Luxury car rental
• Hotel booking
• Restaurant reservations
• Access to VIP lounges
• Separate boarding
• Complimentary Wi-Fi
• In-flight catering
• Television and multimedia
• Private VIP assistance
• Access to conference rooms

If your schedule allows flexibility on timing, empty-leg flights to or from Frankfurt can offer a cost-effective option on select routes.

A Brief History of Frankfurt Airport

The site of the present airport traces its origins to an earlier facility that opened in 1912. As passenger volumes grew, it became clear the original airport was no longer fit for purpose, and a new airport opened in its place in 1935. The Hindenburg zeppelin departed from Frankfurt on its final voyage to New York City, and during the Berlin Airlift of the late 1940s, Allied aircraft took off from Frankfurt to deliver food and supplies to the isolated city of West Berlin. The airport has operated continuously since 1935, surviving the Second World War and the partition of Germany to become the country’s principal aviation gateway.

Exploring Frankfurt

Beyond its reputation as Europe’s banking capital, Frankfurt rewards those who take time to look beyond the financial district.

Römerberg and the Old Town

The Römerberg, Frankfurt’s historic old town square, is among the city’s most visited areas. Many of the original buildings, which dated from the fifteenth to the eighteenth centuries, were destroyed during the Second World War and faithfully reconstructed during the 1950s. Close by stand the old and new courthouses (Altes und Neues Rathaus) and the Gothic Church of St. Leonhard, a fourteenth-century structure of considerable architectural distinction.

Museums and Culture

Frankfurt’s museum district brings together a strong collection of institutions suited to a wide range of interests:

• The Museum of World Cultures, founded in 1904, houses artefacts from Africa, Asia, the Americas, and beyond
• The German Architectural Museum
• The German Film Museum
• The Museum of Applied Art
• The Städel Art Museum, with a collection spanning the fourteenth century to the present day and works by Rembrandt and Picasso

St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral

St. Bartholomew’s Cathedral is a striking Gothic structure built from red sandstone — a material that sets it apart visually from many of its European counterparts. It served as an Imperial Cathedral from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, during which time elections for the Holy Roman Emperor were held within its walls. It remains one of Frankfurt’s most historically resonant landmarks.

Book Your Frankfurt Charter with Prime Jet Services

Prime Jet Services arranges private jet charters to Frankfurt for business travel, leisure, and onward connections across Europe and beyond. Contact our team to discuss your requirements, and we will put together an itinerary suited precisely to your schedule.