List of airports Polish divided by region. Most of the Polish airports are served by several low cost airlines among which certainly stand out Ryanair is WizzAir.
Masovia
- 1 Warsaw Fryderyk Chopin Airport (IATA: WAW) (Warsaw), ☎ 48 226504220. Equipped with a metropolitan service and with three terminals, Warsaw is the most important airport in Poland. Terminals 1 and 2 are used for passenger transport and are the arrival point for international flights. The third terminal is dedicated to general aviation, and there is an additional terminal used for military aviation.
- The routes to and from Warsaw airport are dozens and cover the whole of Europe, but also North America, North Africa and Asia. As regards Italy in particular, the connections are guaranteed by Wizz Air, with routes from Milan-Orio al Serio and Malpensa, Bologna, Venice, Rome-Fiumicino (also with Alitalia), Alghero, Catania, Olbia (with LOT Polish Airlines), Rimini (with LOT Polish Airlines), Naples is Bari. For information on the planning or existence of other routes to Warsaw, here the official interactive map is available.
- 2 Lodz Władysław Reymont Airport (IATA: LCJ) (Łódź Voivodeship), ☎ 48 422082682, @[email protected].
Mon-Fri 08: 00-18: 00, Sat 10: 00-22: 00, Sun 10: 00-18: 00. Dedicated to the Polish writer Władysław Reymont, the airport consists of two terminals which are authorized for international traffic. However, the only non-domestic flights are made by London, Dublin and the East Midlands. No other routes are currently available. In any case, the map of destinations can be consulted here.
- 3 Radom-Sadków Airport (IATA: RDO) (78 km north of Kielce). To reach nearby cities, you can use line 14 of the local buses. The airport does not have a defined schedule.
Lesser Poland
- 4 Lublin International Airport (IATA: LUZ) (10 km from Lublin), ☎ 48 814581444. The airport is connected to the city by local railways, with tickets that can cost € 1.30. There is also a variable timetable bus service that allows connections to / from the airport according to the flight schedule.
- As for flights with Italy, these are not available, in fact, the international routes from / to Lublin connect the city to Oslo, London, Dublin and others. In any case, the complete schedule can be consulted here.
- 5 John Paul II International Airport of Krakow-Balice (IATA: KRK) (11 km east of Krakow), ☎ 48 126393301, 48 126393322, @[email protected]. The airport has two different terminals which are used for international (T1) and domestic (T2) traffic. Krakow airport is one of the busiest in Poland, and with Italy it offers various routes to / from Bari (also WizzAir), Bologna, Milan-Malpensa (also EasyJet, WizzAir) and Orio al Serio, Naples (also EasyJet), Bari (also WizzAir), Rome-Fiumicino (also WizzAir), Venice, Cagliari, Catania (also WizzAir), Palermo, Pisa, Pescara, Lamezia Terme is Rimini, and they are almost all offered by low cost airlines Ryanair. Here It is possible to consult a list of the airlines operating together with the telephone contacts to be able to contact them and have more precise information on airline planning.
- 6 Rzeszów-Jasionka International Airport (IATA: RZE) (10 km from Rzeszów), ☎ 48 178520081, 48 177178611, fax: 48 178520709, @[email protected]. It is a small international airport that offers flights mainly to UK is Germany, for more precise information see This Page the complete programming and routes of the terminal. Italy is excluded from the routes to Rzeszów.
Silesia
- 7 Wroclaw-Nicolaus Copernicus International Airport (IATA: WRO) (10 km from Wroclaw), ☎ 48 713581100, fax: 48 713573973, @[email protected]. It is a very modern airport that offers international flights. The building is equipped with a spacious car park and also a duty-free shop for the purchase of food or souvenirs. To and from Italy, the only air services are low-cost, which is great, and the cities connected thanks to scheduled flights offered by Ryanair I'm , Milan-Orio al Serio, Bologna, Naples, although the most frequent are from Rome-Ciampino, Cagliari is Palermo. Those who would like more detailed information on airport scheduling times or are interested in reaching Wroclaw starting from outside Italy, can check the page dedicated with all the airport programming.
- 8 Warsaw-Modlin Mazovia Airport (IATA: WMI) (40 km north of Warsaw), ☎ 48 223151880. It is the fifth largest airport in terms of passenger traffic in Poland and was designed to host low-cost airline flights. From Italy, there are connections with various cities, including Bologna, Milan, Naples, Rome, Venice, Pisa, Rimini, Cagliari and Pescara.
- 9 Katowice-Pyrzowice International Airport (IATA: KTW) (30 km from Katowice), ☎ 48 323927000, @[email protected]. The airport is divided into 3 terminals, easily reachable thanks to the bus services that depart from the nearby Katowice (€ 5.00), each with a specific function. In any case, most arrivals are made at Terminal A, while departures are split between the first and second terminals.
- The airport handles a large amount of international traffic, and Italy is connected to it thanks to the routes offered by Ryanair is WizzAir from Milan-Malpensa, Bologna, Rome-Ciampino, Alghero, Toast is Catania. In any case, those interested in other routes to this airport can check here the interactive map of destinations.
Greater Poland
- 10 Poznań-Ławica Henryk Wieniawski Airport (IATA: POZ) (7 km from Poznań), ☎ 48 618492343, @[email protected]. The airport is open to international, commercial, general aviation and passenger transport to domestic destinations. During the year, most of the flights are concentrated in the region of UK, of the Germany he was born in Benelux. However, during the summer, dozens and dozens of charter flights are offered to various locations in Greece, Spain, Turkey is Cyprus. As for Italy, the low-cost airline Ryanair offers flights from Milan-Orio al Serio e Rome-Ciampino. The complete map of destinations and routes to and from the airport can be consulted here.
- 11 Zielona Góra-Babimost Airport (IATA: IEG) (34 km from Zielona Góra), ☎ 48 683512300, fax: 48 3512729, @[email protected]. The airport, mainly used for commercial traffic operations, mainly offers only connecting flights with Warsaw. There are tram transport services and several buses that allow you to reach the city during the day, here you will find the scheduling of the bus service.
Pomeranian
- 12 Bydgoszcz Ignacy Jan Paderewski Airport (IATA: BZG) (4 km south of Bydgoszcz), ☎ 48 523654700, fax: 48 523654619, @[email protected]. Dedicated to a Polish musician, this facility is also used by the Polish armed forces and is open to commercial traffic. The airport is not particularly large, and does not offer connections with Italy. These are mainly directed towards the cities of Dublin, London, Frankfurt, Burgas, Kiev and other domestic destinations. The complete and updated programming is available for consultation here.
- 13 Gdansk-Lech Walesa Airport (IATA: GDN) (Gdansk), ☎ 48 525673531, fax: 48 583452283, @[email protected]. It is an important airport, especially as regards the area of the Baltic Sea and central-northern Europe. In any case, the company Ryanair offers a flight from Milan-Bergamo. Here You can consult the complete map of the routes to / from Gdansk.
- The airport is connected to the Pomeranian metro and rail system and of course bus transport is guaranteed.
- 14 Szczecin-Goleniów Solidarność International Airport (IATA: SZZ) (33 km from Szczecin), ☎ 48 914817400, @[email protected]. It is a modest international airport which in addition to domestic destinations offers some weekly flights to countries bordering Poland. Of course, Italy is not among these and the list of destinations and air planning can be consulted here.
- 15 Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport (IATA: QYD) (12 km from Gdynia), ☎ 48 587121700, fax: 48 587121701, @[email protected]. It is an airport without a defined schedule that mainly deals with general aviation.
Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
- 16 Szczytno-Szymany Masurian International Airport (IATA: SZY) (10 km south of Szczytno), ☎ 48 895443434, @[email protected]. It is a small international airport, well connected to neighboring cities by bus and rail systems, which however has a limited flight option available in this dedicated page.
Podlachia Voivodeship
This region has no international or significant airports
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