The investment works in the operational area at the Kraków Airport have been completed. They involved developing the airport apron and reconstructing the taxiways. The total space of renovated and constructed areas covers around 20 hectares, including the concrete surface of 15 hectares. Nearly 90% of all the works have been completed within the project co-financed from the EU Cohesion Fund (the Kraków Airport – Existing Infrastructure Development Project).
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LOT Polish Airlines has announced the launch of new routes from its hub in Warsaw. Since the beginning of the summer season LOT aircraft will fly to Kosice, Palanga and Kharkov. Tickets for these routes are already available on lot.com.
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Chopin Airport ranked among the TOP10 best airports in Europe in the competition organised by the Sleeping in Airports portal. It is a second such award for the Warsaw Airport.
Hungarian low-cost Wizzair has carried 100 million passengers since the beginning of the airline. The jubilee passenger was handled at Warsaw Chopin Airport.
This winter passengers from Krakow will have at their disposal more long-haul flights. So far the most popular destinations for them have been Amsterdam, Bordeaux, Edinburgh, Kuala Lumpur and Taipei. It is going to change soon. The upcoming KLM winter schedule, starting 25 October, will bring more convenient long-haul connections especially to the United States and Canada. There is also a special price Krakow-New York City flight from 1890 PLN round trip, available only until 30 September!
As of 28 September 2015 passengers on both national and international flights can use a new part of the Kraków Airport terminal. The first plane dispatched from the new building was the 05:40 flight to Warsaw.
Air Canada airlines will start a direct service between Warsaw and Toronto in the 2016 summer season, already the fourth new intercontinental route scheduled to be launched from Chopin Airport in the upcoming year.
More than 1.2 million people were handled at Warsaw Chopin Airport in August 2015. It was yet another record-breaking month in the history of the biggest Polish airport. The number of passengers, in comparison with August of last year, rose by 5.5 percent.