Fraport

Fraport AG, officially Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide, is a German company that operates airports and provides related services. Headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, it is best known as the operator of Frankfurt Airport, one of Europe’s busiest passenger hubs. Beyond Frankfurt, Fraport maintains a diversified global portfolio of airport investments through subsidiaries, joint ventures, and equity holdings in airports around the world.

Structure and activities: Fraport is an Aktiengesellschaft and is publicly traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The company’s activities cover airport management and development, terminal operations, passenger and baggage handling, cargo services, and related ground handling activities. It also provides airport retail and property management services and offers consulting for airport operators and aviation clients.

Global footprint: Through its international subsidiaries and investments, Fraport operates or manages airports outside Germany, with a presence across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Africa. The group pursues expansion in both ownership and management contracts to diversify its revenue streams and leverage its expertise in aviation infrastructure.

Impact and governance: As a major employer and investor in aviation infrastructure, Fraport participates in industry initiatives related to air transport efficiency, safety, and sustainability. The company publishes annual reports detailing financial performance and strategic priorities.