Fraport Traffic Figures - May 2010: Impressive Growth in Passenger and Airfreight Traffic at Frankfurt

Busiest Airfreight Month in FRA's History

FRANKFURT AM MAIN, June 11, 2010 - With the growth trend stabilizing, Frankfurt Airport (FRA)
registered new record levels for both passengers and airfreight in May 2010.
FRA welcomed some 4,761,086 passengers and handled more than 200,000 metric
tons of airfreight. The previous busiest May was in 2008, when the Fraport
Group served 4,742,024 passengers at its FRA home base.

Passenger figures jumped a noticeable 7.1 percent in May 2010
compared to May 2009, when 4.4 million passengers used FRA. Surging by 39.7
percent year-on-year, airfreight tonnage at Frankfurt Airport reached 204,332
metric tons - making May 2010 the busiest airfreight month in Frankfurt
Airport's history.

Commenting on the latest traffic results, Fraport AG executive
board chairman Dr. Stefan Schulte said: "The extremely satisfying May 2010
figures confirm the positive trend in passenger development and again
impressively underpin Frankfurt Airport's strength, particularly in the
intercontinental aviation sector. The high growth rates in airfreight tonnage
result especially from Asia's dynamic economic activity and
from airfreight's special forte of making available at short notice the
capacities required by industry and trade."

Schulte further explained that May 2010 also marked a new
record for maximum takeoff weights (MTOWs) in absolute terms, with 2.49
million metric tons handled. Aircraft movements improved by 2.5 percent
year-on-year to 41,694 takeoffs and landings. This improvement includes a
conspicuous eight percent rise in intercontinental flights, underscoring
FRA's outstanding role as an international air transportation hub.

Statistics for the year to date (January to May) give a
misleading impression of the underlying pattern of growth, due to a series of
extraordinary adverse effects on the air transportation industry. In the
first five months of 2010, passenger traffic increased by only 0.1 percent
year-on-year. Activity was depressed because of the harsh winter weather, the
pilot strike and, particularly, the unprecedented almost total shutdown of
flight operations during the volcanic ash cloud. However, the airfreight boom
continued nearly unaffected by the flight freeze. Growth amounted to 32.7
percent in May 2010.

On the Group level, the factors curbing growth were offset by
Fraport's global diversification. The Fraport Group's five majority-owned
airports welcomed approximately 8.3 million passengers in May 2010, 14.2
percent more than in May 2009. Cargo throughput (airfreight and airmail
tonnage) jumped 39.2 percent to a total of 230,064 metric tons. Aircraft
movements at Frankfurt (FRA), Antalya (AYT), Lima (LIM), Burgas (BOJ) and
Varna (VAR) rose 9.9 percent to 70,432 takeoffs and landings. Antalya and
Lima again turned out to be the growth drivers. Turkey's Antalya Airport
registered 29.6 percent passenger growth in May 2010, while Peru's Lima
Airport welcomed 19.5 percent more passengers. Aircraft movements climbed
30.2 percent at AYT and 16.2 percent at LIM.

Frankfurt Airport's Traffic Figures - May 2010

                          May    Change (2)  Jan. - May   Change (2)
                         2010      May 10/     2010     Jan. - May
                                   May 09                  10/09

    Passengers (1)     4,761,086    7.1 %   19,643,164     0.1 %

    Airfreight (1)       204,332   39.7 %      895,022    32.7 %
    in metric tons

    Airmail                6,186   -5.5 %       30,877    -5.7 %
    in metric tons

    Aircraft Movements    41,694    2.5 %      182,598    -2.8 %
    (3)

    MTOWs              2,493,531    5.3 %   10,920,820     0.0 %
    in metric tons

    Punctuality
    share of punctual
    arrivals
    and departures in
    percent                 69.7                  68.0

    (1) Total traffic (arrivals + departures + transit)

    (2) Change over previous year

    (3) Excluding military flights

    Fraport Group - Traffic Figures for May 2010

    Airports     Passengers([1]) Change  Cargo in
                                         metric tons
                 absolute        in %    abs. (+
                                         airmail)

    Frankfurt    4,760,662       7.1     207,522
    (FRA)
    Antalya      2,482,722      29.6        n.a.
    (AYT) (2)
    Burgas (BOJ)    87,544       9.1         594
    Lima (LIM) (3) 839,040      19.5      21,943
    Varna (VAR)     81,912      -3.3           6
    Fraport
    Group        8,251,880      14.2     230,064

    Table Continued

    Airports          Change         Aircraft Movements Change
                      in %           absolute           in %

    Frankfurt (FRA)   38.0           41,694             2.5
    Antalya (AYT) (2) n.a.           16,658            30.2
    Burgas (BOJ)      53.1            1,006             8.2
    Lima (LIM) (3)    51.1            9,971            16.2
    Varna (VAR)       -4.9            1,103             0.4
    Fraport Group     39.2           70,432             9.9

    (1) Passengers (commercial traffic: arrivals + departures + transit)

    (2) Adjusted for 2009 base-year value.

    (3) Figures provided by LIM

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    Fraport AG Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide
    Robert A. Payne, B.A.A. - Senior Mgr. International Press & PR
    International Spokesman, Press Office (Dept. UKM-PS),
    Corporate Communications, 60547 Frankfurt am Main, 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, International Spokesman, Press Office (Dept. UKM-PS), Corporate Communications, 60547 Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Tel.: +49 69.690.78547; Fax: +49.69.690.60548; E-mail: r.payne at fraport.de;