Jolanta Smusz

Review of port lotniczy wrocław s.a.

Very modern and beautiful airport.

Very modern and beautiful airport.



In terms of the number of passengers checked in, it is currently the 6th Polish airport, while in terms of the number of air operations it is in the 5th place.

Terminal T1

Public area hall in the T2 terminal
The airport in Wroclaw is currently served by 9 regular airlines. In the summer it supports a number of charter connections.



Until its demoulding (30.06.2010) from the main runway of the airport and from its grassy part, also the third air base was used.



On December 6, 2005, the port was named after Nicolaus Copernicus, who studied and received a scholarship in Wroc aw, and in 1503 became a scholastic of the Wroclaw Collegiate of the Holy Cross and Saint. Bartholomew.

In 2007, for the first time, as the fifth Polish airport at airports in Warsaw, Krakow, Katowice and Gdansk, it exceeded the service threshold of 1 million passengers per year, serving 1,270,825 passengers [1], and in 2014 as the fifth Polish airport exceeded the service threshold 2 million passengers annually.

On 28 March 2012, the first Polish and 47 European Ryanair airline database was built at the airport [2] [3].

From 2014 to March 2015, at the airport in Wroc aw, there was a EuroLot base [4].

In 2015, Ryanair decided to build a technical base at the Wroc aw airport.

On April 28, 2016, the runway was narrowed from 58 m to 45 m, at the same time launching the ILS category II in the direction of 29.