Europe's Biggest $4BN Airport Expansion

This is the $4billion dollar upgrade of one of Europe's busiest airports. Located in Germany, Frankfurt’s International Airport is currently undergoing a massive expansion to accommodate the ever-increasing number of visitors.

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0:00 Frankfurt Airport
1:12 Why is it being built?
2:16 Construction Timeline
2:46 Design
4:21 When will it be finished?
6:31 Construction Challenges
8:31 Impact on Economy & Environment

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[MegaBuildsYT]

What do you think? Is this new terminal a good idea?😎👇

[indigofuture]

And I watched this video in the Frankfurt Airport waiting for my flight 😂😂👍

[antonisantoraharjo]

It’s amazing how Frankfurt can build T3 with ease even with all those problems, while Berlin’s airport (alongside Stuttgart main station of course) remain as an embarrassment 😂

[memesfarsi]

The reason why I like this channel is the fact that they don't afraid to upload videos under 15min length.
Really some topics like this doesn't need long video, every important details said in this video and that's it, some channels make 50min videos on topics that can be described in 5min.
Also this channel doesn't have clickbait covers or headlines.
Great job everyone

[victoriavance]

I often use this airport when flying anywhere in Europe and it just always amazes me how big it is. I always get over 10k steps in with hardly trying 😂

[Mbarnstein]

I have been in Terminals 2 and 1 in 2018 and 19 respectively. Terminal 2 was simple to navigate through while Terminal 1 was like walking through a corn maze.

[carlosximenes]

Fraport assumed the control of my city airport (Fortaleza, in Brazil) and in a few years the airport has doubled its size. It's impressive how they know how to make an airport work and grow.

[Nicosshalagalanis]

Long live the heart and pulse of europe Deutschland! ❤🇩🇪
With love from youre swedish brothers!

[MaticTheProto]

I used Frankfurt airport recently. It‘s pretty nice for the most part, I‘ll be flying back there in a month

[GamingSorryYT]

Learned a lot of important information about Airport Expansion. You explain it very clearly. Thank you very much for sharing this information with us. The information you provide is very important to us.

[AlessandroDiGaudio]

Thank you so much for making videos about german Projects

This makes me as a German very happy :) 🇩🇪

[flyingfeline]

Frankfurt is totally amazing compared to the UK, when one considers it's not even the capital city - Berlin. Manchester is the only airport outside of London that is undergoing any significant expansion - and unfortunately, it has gone for the low-cost 'Lidl look' on the outside. 68 million people are forced through Heathrow and Gatwick with only Manchester taking up some of the slack in the north. In the UK, everything revolves around London.

[mjheal]

The storytelling in this piece is great. As someone who frequently passes through FRA, I can't help but wonder how Frankfurt will manage to fill the 81, 000 new vacancies. The customer journey through Frankfurt can be painfully slow, with most of the issues occurring at security and baggage. I hope that they are actively working on finding a solution to these problems and making the experience smoother for travellers. Nevertheless, I look forward to experiencing the new terminal in 2026!

[SeverityOne]

It ought to be mentioned that Frankfurt (am Main) actually has two railway stations: one for local trains, and one for long-distance trains. The latter are mostly high-speed trains that whisk you all around Germany and further into Europe. It's a remarkably smoth ride at 300 km/h from Frankfurt to Cologne.

[janondrasek]

Guys, thank you so much for all the videos! I love them so much. Keep the great work!

[KnowledgeOfAviation]

Good video! I work at Frankfurt Airport and I stood in front of the the Terminal 3 construction site literally 1 hour ago. Thats what I call a coincidence😅

[UraFlight]

Frankfurt airport soon will take over the Heathrow as Europe biggest airport hub. Very interesting video !

[PaddyPatrone]

I remember 25 years ago, we often drove to the airport and went to the visitors platform and I watched the planes land and take off. You could see the US base and the C5 Galaxys over there. Thats where they build the new terminal. Frankfurt might be ugly, but they get their stuff done.

[luxurylifestyleinfo]

Europe's largest 4-billion-dollar airport is a testament to the continent's commitment to modern air travel and connectivity. It's not just an airport; it's a gateway to new opportunities, bringing people and cultures together. A remarkable feat of engineering and infrastructure that enhances Europe's global presence. 🌍✈️ #AirportInnovation #ConnectTheWorld"

[Oliverblogg]

I am one of the very few 3.8% of people subscribed. Come on guys let’s make that number higher.