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Frankfurt Airport people mover People mover SkyLine of the Frankfurt Airport. Opened in 1994. Photo taken Wednesday 11 April 2012 from the motorway. Photo: Steffen Mokosch (Steffen.Mokosch@web.de) |
Frankfurt(Main) Flughafen SkyLine Photo v. Michael Katai, 04.05.2006 |
Automated guideway transit system at Frankfurt Airport. Station at terminal 1
with CX-100 people-mover approaching. Frankfurt Airport, June 4, 1997. Photo: Klaus P. Canavan, Aachen <klaus@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de> |
The Sky train between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. Train 013 in the picture is travelling between the railway stations station and Terminal 1.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The Sky train track between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. The trains are driverless and run on rubber wheels on segregated tracks, with a third-rail style power source. This photograph is looking towards terminal 1 from the railway stations station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The Sky train track between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. The trains are driverless and run on rubber wheels on segregated tracks, with a third-rail style power source. This photograph is looking towards terminal 1 from the railway stations station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The Sky train track between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. The trains are driverless and run on rubber wheels on segregated tracks, with a third-rail style power source. This photograph is looking towards the railway stations station from a train en-route from there to Terminal 2.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The Sky train track between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. The trains are driverless and run on rubber wheels on segregated tracks, with a third-rail style power source. This is the switch that allows train to change tracks the terminal 2 side of the railway stations station.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The interior of a Sky train on the system that runs between terminals 1 and 2 and the national and regional train stations at Frankfurt International airport. The trains are driverless and run on rubber wheels on segregated tracks, with a third-rail style power source.
Photo by Chris McKenna 08/08/2005. Larger, higher quality copies of most of my pictures are available, please email if you want a copy. |
The automated guideway transit system at Frankfurt Airport ferries
passengers between Terminal 1 and 2. The system was built by Adtranz, Pittsburgh,
and introduced the latest version of the CX-100 people-mover system. Frankfurt Airport, June 4, 1997. Photo: Klaus P. Canavan, Aachen <klaus@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de> |
Automated guideway transit system at Frankfurt Airport. Adtranz CX-100 people-mover system. Frankfurt Airport, June 4, 1997. Photo: Klaus P. Canavan, Aachen <klaus@kawo2.rwth-aachen.de> |
7 May 1998, Frankfurt Airport, Germany People Mover connecting Terminal 1 with Terminal 2 which can be seen in the background. Photo (QT100 digital camera) by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
7 May 1998, Frankfurt Airport, Germany People Mover connecting Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Photo and scan by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
30 Jan 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany Interior of the People Mover connecting Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. There are two cars in a train, this east one for international passengers, the other - more crowded - west one for intra-Schengen travellers.
Photo (MX-2700 digital camera) by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
30 Jan 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany People Mover entering Terminal A station. There are two cars in a train, the east one for international passengers, the west one -in front- for intra-Schengen travellers.
Photo (MX-2700 digital camera) by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
4 Jun 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany People Mover entering Terminal 2 (concourses D and E) station after having reversed on the line leading to the depot. There are two cars in a train, the east one for international passengers, the west one -in front- for intra-Schengen travellers.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
10 September 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany Middle station of the peoplemover at Frankfurt Airport.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
10 September 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany One of the trains heading towards the middle station of the peoplemover system at Frankfurt Airport.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
10 September 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany Track of the peoplemover system at Frankfurt Airport.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
10 September 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany Points at the western terminus of the peoplemover system at Frankfurt Airport.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |
10 September 2000, Frankfurt Airport, Germany One of the peoplemovers trains at Frankfurt Airport.
Digital photo by Klaus Föhl (kf@ph.ed.ac.uk) |