The tasks of the Emergency Center team include:

• Providing acute medical care for employees, passengers and visitors through an interdisciplinary team of experienced emergency physicians and medical assistance staff
• First aid in the event  of occupational accidents
• Provision of medical advice on aviation medicine issues to family physicians, hospitals, government agencies, passengers, etc.
• Medical consulting

Emergency Center Opening Hours:

• Emergency Center staffing: 24 hours daily
• Regular office hours: weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Medical care by doctors: daily, including weekends and holidays, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

In the event of occupational accidents and accidents during the commute to work, our team provides first aid and, if necessary, refers the injured party to an external emergency physician.

Medical first aid is available every day from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Advice for travelers on health issues and vaccine-preventable diseases
• Vaccinations
• WHO-certified yellow fever vaccination station
• Health checks for travelers
• Follow-up vaccinations for travelers according to a plan developed on the basis of a consultation
• Vaccinations as post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), for example against rabies, within the scope of emergency and general medical care

Fitness examination of recreational divers (as recommended by the German Association for Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine GTÜM, currently only up to the age of 40)

The qualified medical team carries out examinations to assess the diving fitness of recreational divers.  The examination is carried out in compliance with the recommendations of Germany’s Association for Diving and Hyperbaric Medicine (GTÜM).

The assessment of diving fitness includes recording a  medical history, a physical examination  including  otoscopy (ear examination), and instrumental examinations such as  pulmonary function testing  and  resting ECG.

Further examinations will be carried out depending on age or if indicated.  Following the examination, a medical certificate of fitness for recreational diving will be issued.

Billing is based on the Scale of Fees for Physicians in Germany (GOÄ).

Please note:

Diving fitness examinations are only carried out prior appointment. Appointments Online

For questions regarding the diving fitness examinations please send an email to medizin@fraport.de with the keyword "Diving fitness examination" / "TTU."

Are you are planning to take part in an assignment as part of a volunteer service program, such as Germany’s Weltwärts initiative?

Many volunteer-sending organizations are now being asked to carry out a pre-travel medical check-up and consultation as prescribed by German employee law, based on the G35 recommendations of the German employers’ liability insurance associations. The sending organizations usually pay the costs associated with this, within specified limits. Please acquaint yourself with the respective requirements and bring all your relevant documentation with you.

Our medical team has extensive experience in conducting check-ups for volunteers.

We will be happy to help you get ready for your volunteer service assignment.

Please note:

Check-Up examinations are only carried out prior appointment. Appointments Online

For questions regarding Check-up examinations please send an email to medizin@fraport.de with the keyword "Check-Up".

Frankfurt Airport is Germany’s largest commercial airport and one of the most important international aviation hubs.

Fraport AG, the airport’s operator, places top priority on maintaining a continuously high standard of safety at FRA. To ensure this, Fraport’s Medical Services provide operational and public rescue and emergency services.

In addition, the newly built Medical Center bundles medical expertise and medical emergency response.

A team of committed and qualified employees is on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. 

The core task of the Rescue Service is to provide emergency care throughout the airport’s premises, as well as in the Frankfurt city area and on the neighboring freeways and federal highways. In order to meet the constantly growing demands and to be able to continue to guarantee the high quality of our services, great importance is attached to the training and further education of
our employees. 

Together with the Frankfurt Airport Rescue Services, the Emergency Center’s physicians provide emergency medical care in the airport’s operational area and the defined “rescue area 20”, adjacent to the airport.

Rescue area 20, as defined by the City of Frankfurt, comprises the Gateway Gardens business district and parts of the highways surrounding the airport, including Germany’s busiest highway intersection (Frankfurter Kreuz).

Since the early 2000s, automated external defibrillators (AEDs) have been installed in the terminals in such a way that they can be reached from any point within a very short time.

In the fight against sudden cardiac death in particular, every minute counts. The main cause of this is ventricular fibrillation, which can be treated in many cases with the use of a defibrillator. The electrical impulses emitted by the defibrillator can make the heart beat in its correct rhythm again.

AED devices have been developed so that anyone can use them – even without medical expertise.  In recent years, this has saved many lives.  

We would like to take this opportunity to thank every first-aider using an AED!

Frankfurt Airport is classified as a “sanitary airport” in compliance with regulations of the WHO (World Health Organization) and the IHR (International Health Regulations).

The Emergency Center is an outpost of the Frankfurt Health Department, and the physicians of the Emergency Center play a key role in providing national and international protection against infections.

We provide medical consulting (nationally and internationally), with a special focus on medical hazard prevention and emergency medicine. Our services include:

• Advanced training in emergency medicine, e.g. for medical practice teams
• Medical quality management