Transfer
From Berlin Tempelhof Airport (THF) To Frankfurt-Hahn Airport (HHN)

Berlin Tempelhof Airport

Berlin-Tempelhof Airport was one of the first commercial airports in Germany along with the Berlin airports Johannisthal and Staaken and in 1923 started regular service. It was until its closure on 30 October 2008, Berlin-Tegel and Berlin-Schönefeld one of three international airports in the Greater Berlin and was called the central airport. In 2007, around 350,000 passengers were handled there. Since 2010, the former airport site is designated by the state of Berlin and its companies with the project name Tempelhofer Freiheit and is open to the public. In the media and in colloquial language, on the other hand, people often talk about the Tempelhof field. Recently, only four airlines have served the Berlin-Tempelhof Airport in regular service. These included Brussels Airlines, InterSky and...

Frankfurt–Hahn Airport 

Frankfurt-Hahn Airport is a civilian airport in Rhineland-Palatinate converted from US military use since 1993. Germany's sixth-largest cargo airport is around 125 kilometers by road west of Frankfurt am Main. In passenger traffic, it is mainly served by the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair. Due to its past as a military airport, the airport has no connection to public transport, but is approached by some long-distance bus lines. 

The main route for the Frankfurt-Hahn airport to the east (Frankfurt am Main, Cologne, Mainz, and others) is the main road 50, which was expanded on a new line in the direction of A 61 at Rheinböllen four lanes. To the west (Trier, Saarland, Luxembourg, A1, A60 and others), the federal highway 327 is partially extended to three...