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Originally Posted by ISTFlyer
(Post 33453492)
However, the passport control that you used is only available on the Schengen->Non-Schengen direction.
There is no Non-Schengen->Schengen passport control located in airside Non-Schengen B, thus the only way is to go upstairs, leave the secure area and clear passport control over there.
Originally Posted by ISTFlyer
(Post 33453492)
Passengers arriving from a non-clean arrival would be released at Level 4 and clean Non-Schengen arrivals would be released into Level 3.
Much as many of us might love FRA, I think I'm not the only one to find it incredibly complex!! After well over a decade of transiting through there, I still have to follow the signs without really understanding where I'm going until I (hopefully) get there. And the airport's own maps/website are not particularly helpful either... MUC is so much simpler ! |
Originally Posted by FlyerLX
(Post 33453529)
I see... And I guess that automatically means that you have to go through security, too ?..
Originally Posted by FlyerLX
(Post 33453529)
I get it. Thank you again for the clear and prompt explanations...
Much as many of us might love FRA, I think I'm not the only one to find it incredibly complex!! After well over a decade of transiting through there, I still have to follow the signs without really understanding where I'm going until I (hopefully) get there. And the airport's own maps/website are not particularly helpful either... MUC is so much simpler ! |
The FRA map in the LH app is about as good as you'll get in being guided from gate to gate.
But even it sometimes offers odd, suboptimal routings 🤷♂️ |
Originally Posted by tas246
(Post 33145907)
Figured out the answer. The FRA airport required negative for all transits now.
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Originally Posted by milepig
(Post 33497932)
So you have a link for this information? My read of the current FRA site is that for a transfer - for example ORD-FRA-AMS, you do NOT need the various documentation as you don't enter Germany. Is this not correct?
For transit Germany does not currently add extra restrictions, you just need whatever documentation / tests / etc that is required by your onward travel. |
Originally Posted by supine
(Post 33498073)
You are quoting a post from early April, which is approximately 27 years ago in pandemic time. 🙃
For transit Germany does not currently add extra restrictions, you just need whatever documentation / tests / etc that is required by your onward travel. |
Guys what about ORD->FRA->DUS->Olbia.. am I good with just a neg PCR to get into Italy through 2 german connections? (im technically not leaving the airports)
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You are entering Schengen in FRA so whether you physically leave the airport or not is academic.
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Im not travelling vaxxed but only with a PCR test, thats why its a bit sensitive.
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