Fraport Traffic Figures - April 2010

Ash Cloud Overshadows Statistics

FRANKFURT, May 11, 2010 - The volcanic eruption beneath Iceland's
Eyjafjallajokull glacier and the resulting ash cloud that spread over
European airspace brought flight operations at Frankfurt Airport (FRA) to a
standstill for five days during April 2010. It took another three days for
FRA's flight schedule to get completely back to normal. For Fraport,
Frankfurt Airport's owner and manager, this shutdown resulted in almost a 17
percent drop in passenger traffic year-on-year. Thus, the FRA international
hub served about 3.5 million passengers in the reporting month - the first
time since April 2003 that FRA has not exceeded the four million passenger
mark.

In April 2010, aircraft movements dropped by 16 percent
year-on-year to some 32,000 takeoffs and landings. Cumulative maximum takeoff
weights (MTOWs) fell by 12.4 percent to almost 2.0 million metric tons.
Surging ahead by 23 percent despite the numerous flight cancellations, only
airfreight tonnage continued its path of growth recovery since the beginning
of the year. In total, FRA handled 166,276 metric tons of airfreight last
month.

The flight freeze that lasted for days also impacted FRA's
cumulative traffic figures for the year to date (January-to-April 2010).
Fraport still completed the first quarter of 2010 at Frankfurt Airport with a
3.9 percent rise in passenger traffic, while passenger figures in April

2010 slipped by 1.9 percent. Due to the April 2010 flight
shutdown, FRA registered 4.2 percent fewer takeoffs and landings during the
past four months, compared to the same period in 2009. MTOWs fell by 1.4
percent. In contrast, airfreight tonnage continued to flourish at FRA by
approximately 31 percent since the beginning of this year.

Commenting on the latest traffic figures, Fraport AG's
executive board chairman Dr. Stefan Schulte said: "The closure of European
airspace over many days certainly hurt air traffic at our Frankfurt Airport
home base. However, due to Asia's robust economic development and the
noticeable economic recovery here, we are confident that passenger traffic
will increase by 1.0 to 2.0 percent in the current business year - if no
further unforeseen incidents sharply reduce flight operations." Schulte took
the opportunity to thank Fraport staff for their personal commitment in
making the situation as comfortable as possible for passengers stranded at
FRA's terminals: "This was the real challenge presented by Eyjafjalla and
mastered by our dedicated staff with flying colors."

Iceland's volcanic eruption also negatively impacted Fraport's
Group passenger figures in April 2010, which dropped by 9.6 percent to a
total of 5.4 million. The majority-owned airports of Lima (LIM), Antalya
(AYT) and Burgas (BOJ) developed positively. Group cargo (airfreight +
airmail) tonnage reached about 188 million metric tons, up 20.4 percent.
Aircraft movements declined by 7.8 percent to some 51,000 takeoffs and
landings.

Looking at the year to date, Eyjafjalla did not affect
Fraport's Group figures negatively. Traffic growth at FRA during the first
quarter along with the positive development of the Group airports in Turkey

(AYT), Peru (LIM) and Bulgaria (VAR and BOJ) - which were
unaffected by the ash cloud - offset Frankfurt's April 2010 traffic slide.
Thus, Group traffic still grew by 2.6 percent to 21 million passengers from
January to April 2010. Cargo jumped by 28.2 percent to about 777,000 metric
tons. Aircraft movements climbed by 0.9 percent year-on-year to nearly
205.000 takeoffs and landings.

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Frankfurt Airport's Traffic Figures - April 2010

                             April      Change (2)            Change (2)

                              2010     April 10/   Jan. -       Jan. -
                                       April 09    April 2010   April
                                                                10/09

    Passengers (1)       3,537,183     -16.9 %   14,882,078     -1.9 %

    Airfreight (1)         166,276      23.0 %      690,690     30.8 %
     in metric tons                        

    Airmail                  5,382     -17.3 %       24,691     -5.7 %
     in metric tons                         

    Aircraft Movements (3)  32,195     -16.0 %      140,904     -4.2 %

    MTOWs                1,970,185     -12.4 %    8,427,290     -1.4 %
     in metric tons                   

    Punctuality               79.1                     67.5
     share of punctual
     arrivals and departures
     in percent

    1 Total traffic (arrivals + departures + transit)
    2 Change over previous year
    3 Excluding military flights

Fraport Group - Traffic Figures for April 2010

      Airports                         Cargo in         Aircraft
                                         metric          Movements
                  Passengers[2]  Change tons abs. Change           Change
                                           (+            absolute
                    absolute      in %  airmail)   in %             in %

    Frankfurt(FRA)   3,536,881   -16.9   169,463   21.2    32,195  -16.0
    Antalya(AYT)(2)  1,108,378    11.9      n.a.   n.a.     8,572   14.8
    Burgas (BOJ)         6,555    12.7       690  163.7       352   14.7
    Lima (LIM)(3)      738,004     4.4    17,674   11.1     9,450    8.3
    Varna (VAR)         31,433    -6.9         4  -12.1       567   -6.3
    Fraport Group    5,421,251    -9.6   187,831   20.4    51,136   -7.8

    1 Passengers (commercial traffic: arrivals + departures + transit)
    2 Adjusted for 2009 base-year value.
    3 Figures provided by LIM

    For Further Information, Please Contact:

    Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide
    Robert A. Payne, B.A.A. - Senior Mgr. International Press & PR
    Press Office (Dept. UKM-PS), Corporate Communications
    60547 Frankfurt am Main, Federal Republic of Germany
    Tel.: +49-69-690-78547; Fax: +49-69-690-60548;
    E-mail: r.payne@fraport.de; Internet: www.fraport.com

For Further Information, Please Contact: Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide, Robert A. Payne, B.A.A. - Senior Mgr. International Press & PR, Press Office (Dept. UKM-PS), Corporate Communications, 60547 Frankfurt am Main, Federal Republic of Germany, Tel.: +49-69-690-78547; Fax: +49-69-690-60548; E-mail: r.payne at fraport.de; Internet: www.fraport.com