Flying between cities in Germany
- Check the operating airline’s baggage rules
Lufthansa distinguishes baggage rules by travel class. For domestic flights, check your fare and operating airline rather than assuming every ticket has the same allowance.
Choose a city and airport first, then compare airlines and routes.
Germany is in Western Europe, with Berlin as its capital. Check your airport, terminal and operating airline, and confirm whether a German airport connection involves entering the Schengen Area and which documents apply.
Compare location, airlines and ground transport to choose the most convenient airport for your trip.
An airline’s hubs can determine whether your trip is nonstop or requires a connection.
| Airline | Code | Key hubs | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lufthansa | LH | FRA / MUC / BER / LHR / RUH / ZRH / ABV / AGP / ALA / ALC / AMS / ARN | Lufthansa provides cabin-baggage guidance by travel class; check your own ticket and operating carrier. |
What to expect when flying between cities or connecting after an international arrival.
Open an airport guide to compare airlines, nonstop destinations and practical travel information.
The national capital city.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
Compare arrival airports and plan for time zones, baggage and onward connections.
| Route | Arrival airport | Region |
|---|---|---|
| JFK to FRA | FRA | US |
| LHR to MUC | MUC | GB |
| CDG to BER | BER | FR |
Complete these checks before departure.
Transit through a German airport is not uniformly visa-free. Entry into the Schengen Area, nationality and existing documents can affect requirements; check with the airline and German authorities.
Continue to detailed pages for cities, airports, airlines and routes.
There is no universal answer. Check whether the connection enters the Schengen Area and confirm transit or entry requirements for your nationality and documents.
Check your fare, travel class and operating airline’s current rules; the airline name or a domestic-flight label alone is insufficient.
Choose a city and airport first, then compare airlines and routes.
Germany is in Western Europe, with Berlin as its capital. Check your airport, terminal and operating airline, and confirm whether a German airport connection involves entering the Schengen Area and which documents apply.
Compare location, airlines and ground transport to choose the most convenient airport for your trip.
An airline’s hubs can determine whether your trip is nonstop or requires a connection.
| Airline | Code | Key hubs | Network |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lufthansa | LH | FRA / MUC / BER / LHR / RUH / ZRH / ABV / AGP / ALA / ALC / AMS / ARN | Lufthansa provides cabin-baggage guidance by travel class; check your own ticket and operating carrier. |
What to expect when flying between cities or connecting after an international arrival.
Open an airport guide to compare airlines, nonstop destinations and practical travel information.
The national capital city.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
City landing page in Germany.
Compare arrival airports and plan for time zones, baggage and onward connections.
| Route | Arrival airport | Region |
|---|---|---|
| JFK to FRA | FRA | US |
| LHR to MUC | MUC | GB |
| CDG to BER | BER | FR |
Complete these checks before departure.
Transit through a German airport is not uniformly visa-free. Entry into the Schengen Area, nationality and existing documents can affect requirements; check with the airline and German authorities.
Continue to detailed pages for cities, airports, airlines and routes.
There is no universal answer. Check whether the connection enters the Schengen Area and confirm transit or entry requirements for your nationality and documents.
Check your fare, travel class and operating airline’s current rules; the airline name or a domestic-flight label alone is insufficient.