Frankfurt Hahn Airport HHN: Departures and guide

Flying from/to Frankfurt Hahn Airport

Plan your journey from/to Frankfurt Hahn Airport by finding out which transport links are available upon arrival—whether its an airport transfer by bus or a local train which gets you to where you need to be. We recommend booking your ticket with Omio.

Travel from Frankfurt city center to Frankfurt Hahn Airport

Frankfurt, a bustling commercial hub of Germany, sits along the infamous Rhine River. The city truly is a study in contrasts, featuring modern commerce intertwined with rich traditional European culture. The largest and busiest train station in Frankfurt is the Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof Station, abbreviated Hbf. The station services seven railway lines and two underground lines. The bus station is located on the south side of the station, off Mannheimer Street. Frankfurt's large public transportation system gives travelers several options to get to the train station from anywhere in the city, including buses, railways, trams and subways. Visitors travel from Frankfurt city center to Frankfurt Hahn Airport ​by Flibco airport shuttle bus, also known as the Ryanair Bus, operated by Bohr Omnibus , as no other public transports offer a route to that airport.

What's the best way to get to Frankfurt Hahn Airport from Frankfurt City Center?

The cheapest way to travel to Frankfurt Hahn Airport from Frankfurt city center is via the Flibco airport shuttle bus, which is locally referred to as The Ryanair Bus. The bus runs 20 times per day between the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof train station and Frankfurt Hahn Airport. All routes include a stop at the Frankfurt am Main Airport and may include stops in Mainz and Simmern. Travelers may take a taxi or hire a private airport shuttle service, but it's far more expensive to do so. Travelers should note that the Flibco airport bus timetables are set according to Ryanair and Wizzair flight schedules. 

How far is it from Frankfurt City Center to Frankfurt Hahn Airport?

The Frankfurt Hahn Airport is approximately 75 miles (120 kilometers) west of Frankfurt. The Flibco airport bus, commonly known as the Ryanair Bus, is the only public transit option for travelers. The bus departs from Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof, commonly abbreviated Hbf, and takes approximately two hours and 10 minutes to arrive at Frankfurt Hahn Airport. Buses run 20 times a day, and all routes make a 15-minute stop at Frankfurt am Main Airport. Most routes also have stops in Mainz and Simmern. Travelers may take a taxi or private airport shuttle for non-stop, direct transportation, but it often is cost prohibitive due to the distance. 

What facilities are there at Frankfurt Hahn Airport?

For a small airport, the facilities at Frankfurt Hahn provide travelers with several conveniences. The airport offers a full-service bank, currency exchange station and ATMs. Dining options include two coffee and pastry shops and a 24-hour McDonald's. There is a small duty-free shop, a couple of newsstands with souvenirs, a convenience store with snacks and  a boutique sunglasses shop.  Free WiFi is available for one hour.  There are limited mobile charging ports available. Baby changing facilities are located adjacent to restrooms located on both sides of the airport. The airport accommodates mobility-impaired persons with ramps and/or adapted elevators, wheelchair-friendly restrooms and porter assistance. 

How accessible is the route for those with limited mobility?

Wheelchair-bound travelers who want to take the ​​Flibco airport shuttle bus should contact the bus company at least three days prior to their scheduled travel to ensure that particular bus is outfitted with the proper equipment, including ramps and wheelchair-friendly restrooms. If opting to take a taxi or private shuttle, those with limited mobility should contact the companies to make sure vehicles are properly equipped.

Local tips: How to travel to Frankfurt Hahn Airport like a local

Most Frankfurt locals take the Flibco bus from the Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof station to Frankfurt Hahn Airport. The Flibco buses stop at the bus stop on the south side of the train station on Stuttgarter Strasse (street). The bus stop is marked with a RYNAIR/Bohr sign. Mannheimer Strasse runs along the south exit (Süd) of the train station. Go right, and Stuttgarter Strasse is the second intersecting street with Mannheimer Strasse. If travelers purchase advance tickets online, they have guaranteed seats if they arrive 10 minutes before the bus departs. Tickets also can be purchased from the driver. Online tickets also guarantee seats to travelers who miss a bus due to a flight delay. They are seated on the next bus with available seats.