Travel at 80 shortly after a hip replacement is possible, but not easy, especially since we flew through the Frankfort airport. I prefer to carry-on my bag, but if I was flying through Frankfort again, I would check my suitcase. This airport required a great number of stairs and carrying the bag made it much harder. The plane did not de-plane at a gate, instead buses met us in the middle of the grounds of the airport. Then we drove for about 10-minutes and we were dropped off at terminal B. No signs, no staff to tell us where to go (right or left). Luckily we turned right and soon saw a monitor telling us that our plane was leaving from terminal A. We followed signs and got on a bus to go from terminal B to terminal A. We then went through passport control and finally reached our gate. Of-course we had to board another bus to go to the plane. We boarded three buses to get from incoming flight to outgoing flight.
Sounds wonderful, Nili! A delight (as always) to hear about your travels and see the photos. I especially like the photos of the Mozarthaus Museum.
It’s been fun to read this with our friends Margaret and Wiken