About The Airport
Named after the distinguished Polish composer - Fryderyk Chopin - Warsaw Chopin Airport is Poland's most important international airport and largest airports in Central and Eastern Europe.
Warsaw Chopin Airport is a major airport in CEE in terms of both transfer and point-to-point passenger traffic volume. Almost half of airport's passengers are transfer passengers. The airport plays major role in the Polish air transport market, handling almost 18 million passengers in 2018.
The constant growth of passenger traffic as well as increasing safety standards gave impulse to major changes of the airport infrastructure, what had significant influence on high passenger service quality level and operational efficiency.
Airport key features:
- An extensive catchment area of 18.6 million inhabitants within 3 hours drive time
- 18.5 million passengers handled in 2023
- Located 10 km from the center of 1,7 million citizens dynamic city
- High density and growing number of FDI and BPO/SSC centers in Warsaw
- One roof concept terminal infrastructure and customer-friendly airport experience
- Short connecting times and transit infrastructure
- Certified as the site without barriers