The worst airports in Germany 2025: This is how Frankfurt-Hahn cuts off!

The worst airports in Germany 2025: This is how Frankfurt-Hahn cuts off!

Flughafen Frankfurt-Hahn, 55483 Hahn, Deutschland - The airport ranking 2025, published by Airhelp, caused a sensation by presenting the worst German airports with detailed reviews. Over 316,000 Google reviews were used for the analysis, with the criteria playing punctuality, customer satisfaction as well as gastronomy and shopping. Frankfurt-Hahn Airport landed in the last place with only 2.8 out of 5 possible stars.

The geographical location of Frankfurt-Hahn, which is over 120 kilometers from the Hessian metropolis, is particularly criticized. The five most rated airports in Germany are:

Below average ratings in large cities

Large airports such as Frankfurt and Stuttgart are disappointing in the evaluation and only reach 3.9 stars. Delays, strikes, long waiting times and operational challenges are cited as the causes of the below -average ratings. These factors contribute to the fact that travelers are dissatisfied with their overall feeling at the airport.

In contrast, smaller airports can present more gratifying results. Lübeck-Blankensee Airport dominates the table with an assessment of 4.4 stars. The airports Münster-Osnabrück, Kassel-Calden and Rostock-Laage also perform strongly and each receive 4.3 stars. Further excellent reviews of 4.2 stars Erlangen Nuremberg's airport, Paderborn-Lippstadt, Saarbrücken and Friedrichshafen.

International comparison and punctuality

In an international comparison, Frankfurt Airport is even on the 222nd place of 239 rated airports worldwide. The leader is the Hamad International Airport in Qatar, which was recognized with 8.52 points as the "best airport in the world". Germany must therefore take a sobering position on the global airport scene. Punctuality is a decisive factor for the ratings with 60%, while cleanliness and passenger opinions are 20% each.

The situation at German airports clearly shows that it is time for travelers to consider smaller, better -rated airports for a stress -free start to the start. Airhelp, which was founded in 2013 and is now the world market leader for passenger rights, offers more comprehensive information. These findings illustrate the challenges in front of which many travelers are facing and the existing differences between large and small airports.

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