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Airports in Poland
Poland boasts 13 international airports located in all major cities (Bydgoszcz, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Gdansk, Gdynia, Rzeszów, Katowice, Krakow, Poznan and others). With the emergence of low-cost airlines Ryanair and EasyJet, airfields in small towns also became open for European flights.
A distinctive feature of Polish air gates is their close proximity to cities. Most of them have duty-free shops, money exchangers and ATMs, as well as snack bars, cafes, pharmacies and other infrastructure necessary for travelers.
List of Poland Airports
List of passenger airports in Poland
AIRPORT NAME
LOCATION
IATA CODE
ICAO CODE
Radawiec
25 km from Lublin
QLU
Babimost
44 km from Zielona Gora
IEG
Mazury
9 km from Szymany
SZY
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Airlines Serving Poland Airports
List of popular airlines operating at Poland airports
Aegean Airlines
Air Arabia
Air Dolomiti
Air Serbia
AirBaltic
Austrian Airlines
British Airways
EasyJet
El Al Israel Airlines
Emirates
Finnair
FlyDubai
Helvetic Airways
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
LOT Polish Airlines
Lufthansa
Norwegian Air Shuttle
Ryanair
Smartwings
SunExpress
Turkish Airlines
Wizz Air
Popular Flights from Poland Airports
List of popular destinations with departures from Poland airports
Katowice - Dortmund
Katowice - Warsaw
Warsaw - Vienna
Warsaw - Istanbul
Katowice - London
Katowice - London
Krakow - Warsaw
Warsaw - Dubai
Katowice - Frankfurt am main
Katowice - Malta
Katowice - Hurghada
Katowice - Athens
Krakow - Manchester
Katowice - Rome
Katowice - Abu Dhabi
Katowice - Eindhoven
Krakow - Amsterdam
Katowice - Alicante
Krakow - Frankfurt am main
Krakow - Dublin
Katowice - Catania
Krakow - Birmingham
Krakow - Bristol
Krakow - London
Katowice - Funchal
Katowice - Santa Cruz De Tenerife
Krakow - Paris
Krakow - Glasgow
Krakow - London
Krakow - Oslo
Airports in Nearby Countries
List of airports near Poland
Blankensee (Hamburg), Germany
276 km
Kaliningrad, Russia
285 km
Ivanka (Bratislava), Slovakia
292 km
Leipzig, Germany
301 km
Bornholm (Rønne), Denmark
303 km
Ferihegy (Budapest), Hungary
309 km
Tegel (Berlin), Germany
320 km
Debrecen, Hungary
323 km
Fuhlsbuettel (Hamburg), Germany
324 km
Braunschweig, Germany
327 km
Vienna, Austria
329 km
Brandenburg (Berlin), Germany
330 km
Finkenwerder (Hamburg), Germany
334 km
Mosnov (Ostrava), Czech Republic
339 km
Poprad Tatry, Slovakia
349 km
Chernivtsi, Ukraine
354 km
Satu Mare, Romania
356 km
Erfurt, Germany
358 km
Kaunas, Lithuania
361 km
Zilina (Žilina), Slovakia
362 km
Sonderborg (Sønderborg), Denmark
364 km
The largest airports in Poland
- Warsaw's Frederic Chopin Airport is considered the most important airport in the country. It serves up to 70% of the total passenger traffic of the country. It has two international terminals and one domestic terminal. It is about 10 km to the center of Warsaw from the Fryderyk Chopin Airport.
- The airport of the former Polish capital Kraków, Kraków-Balice named after John Paul II, is 11 km from Kraków. This air gateway welcomed more than 8 million passengers in 2019.
- Gdansk Airport named after Lech Walesa is located 3 km from the city center. It served up to 3 million passengers in 2019.
- Katowice-Pyrzowice air gateway is located 30 km from Katowice. In 2019 had a passenger turnover of more than 3 million.
- Wrocław Nicolaus Copernicus Airport is located 10 km from Wrocław. At the beginning of 2020, it serves flights to all European capitals. Its passenger turnover is about 2.5 million people.
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