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Terminal 1 is the oldest and largest of the three current main terminals at Frankfurt Airport. At the time of its opening in 1972, it was the largest airport terminal in Europe and the first to have a fully automated baggage handling system. This made the airport well-suited as a hub for numerous airlines. Prior to the construction of the airport's second terminal, it was officially named Terminal Mitte for this role in serving connecting flights.
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