List of the busiest airports in Poland

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Warsaw Chopin Airport, the busiest airport in Poland Okecie Airport 2012.JPG
Warsaw Chopin Airport, the busiest airport in Poland
Olsztyn-Mazury Airport was opened on 20 January 2016, making it Poland's youngest commercial airport, although it had handled passenger flights in the past. POL Olsztyn Mazury Airport 09.JPG
Olsztyn-Mazury Airport was opened on 20 January 2016, making it Poland's youngest commercial airport, although it had handled passenger flights in the past.

This is a list of the busiest airports in Poland.

At a glance

Annual passenger traffic at WAW KRK GDN KTW WMI WRO POZ RZE airports. See Wikidata query.

2024

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA21 283 397Increase2.svg15,0%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK11 081 250Increase2.svg17,8%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD6 714 149Increase2.svg13,7%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT6 386 145Increase2.svg13,9%Steady2.svg
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR4 473 545Increase2.svg15,0%Steady2.svg
6. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO3 607 714Increase2.svg29,3%Increase2.svg1
7. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO2 794 531Decrease2.svg17,8%Decrease2.svg1
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ1 145 257Increase2.svg12,3%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC482 914Increase2.svg1,1%Steady2.svg
10. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL431 142Increase2.svg20,8%Steady2.svg
11. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB425 811Increase2.svg6,8%Increase2.svg 1
12. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY370 043Increase2.svg1,1%Decrease2.svg 1
13. Warsaw Radom Airport 1 Radom RDOEPRA114 984Increase2.svg10,4%Increase2.svg1
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG82 887Increase2.svg53,6%Increase2.svg1
15. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY72 444Decrease2.svg49,2%Decrease2.svg2
Total59 500 000 Increase2.svg13,44

2023

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA18 499 527Increase2.svg28,5%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK9 404 611Increase2.svg27,0%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD5 907 280Increase2.svg29,0%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT5 609 022Increase2.svg26,9%Steady2.svg
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR3 891 553Increase2.svg35,2%Steady2.svg
6. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO3 400 967Increase2.svg8,9%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO2 788 990Increase2.svg23,8%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ1 020 189Increase2.svg42,2%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC477 494Increase2.svg13,7%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB420 208Increase2.svg28,6%Steady2.svg
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY366 067Increase2.svg43,9%Steady2.svg
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL356 878Increase2.svg98,0%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY112 667Increase2.svg30,9%Steady2.svg
14. Warsaw Radom Airport 1 Radom RDOEPRA105 000---Steady2.svg
15. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG53.963Increase2.svg28,0%Steady2.svg
Total52 200 000 Increase2.svg27,4%

2022

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA14 413 889Increase2.svg92,9%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK7 394 176Increase2.svg140,7%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD4 576 705Increase2.svg112,4%Increase2.svg1
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT4 419 090Increase2.svg89,7%Decrease2.svg1
5. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO3 126 482Increase2.svg123,8%Increase2.svg1
6. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR2 878 482Increase2.svg102,9%Decrease2.svg1
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO2 252 162Increase2.svg113,4%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ731 141Increase2.svg39,5%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC419 905Increase2.svg130,9%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB330 064Increase2.svg207,3%Steady2.svg
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY254 361Increase2.svg156,1%Steady2.svg
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL179 926Increase2.svg159,6%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY142 252Increase2.svg25,7%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG42 103Increase2.svg98,7%Steady2.svg
Total41 131 524 Increase2.svg120%

2021

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA7 473 734Increase2.svg36,3%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK3 072 074[ citation needed ]Increase2.svg18,6%Steady2.svg
3. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT2 328 973Increase2.svg61,1%Increase2.svg1
4. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD2 154 563Increase2.svg26,0%Decrease2.svg1
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR1 418 836[ citation needed ]Increase2.svg40,8%Steady2.svg
6. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO1 396 833Increase2.svg66,7%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO1 055 162Increase2.svg60,4%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ255 795Increase2.svg8,7%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC181 849Decrease2.svg2,2%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB107 423Decrease2.svg13,0%Increase2.svg1
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY99 303Decrease2.svg22,4%Decrease2.svg1
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL69 320Decrease2.svg8,0%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY46 936Decrease2.svg24,8%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG21 188Increase2.svg8,0%Steady2.svg
Total19 600 000 Increase2.svg35,5%

2020

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA5 437 224Decrease2.svg71,0%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK2 588 970Decrease2.svg69,2%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD1 697 406Decrease2.svg68,3%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT1 437 876Decrease2.svg70,3%Steady2.svg
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR1 003 066Decrease2.svg71,7%Steady2.svg
6. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO870 831Decrease2.svg71,9%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO652 833Decrease2.svg72,5%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ234 355Decrease2.svg69,5%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC185 848Decrease2.svg68,0%Steady2.svg
10. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY124 545Decrease2.svg69,9%Steady2.svg
11. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB123 512Decrease2.svg65,3%Steady2.svg
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL75 275Decrease2.svg68,9%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY61 114Decrease2.svg58,6%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG19 266Decrease2.svg41,8%Steady2.svg
Total14 500 000 Decrease2.svg70,0%

2019

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA18 857 686Increase2.svg6,3%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK8 410 817Increase2.svg24,3%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD5 376 120Increase2.svg7,9%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT4 843 889Increase2.svg0,1%Steady2.svg
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR3 548 016Increase2.svg6,0%Steady2.svg
6. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO3 106 041Increase2.svg0,8%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO2 379 635Decrease2.svg3,9%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ772 238Increase2.svg0,1%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC576 037Decrease2.svg3,8%Steady2.svg
10. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY425 230Increase2.svg2,9%Increase2.svg1
11. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB357 366Decrease2.svg21,5%Decrease2.svg1
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL241 707Increase2.svg11,2%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY154 499Increase2.svg27,4%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG33 783Increase2.svg54,0%Steady2.svg
Total49 083 019 Increase2.svg7%

2018

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA17 755 500Increase2.svg12,7%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK6 769 369Increase2.svg16,0%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD4 980 647Increase2.svg8,0%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT4 838 149Increase2.svg23,0%Steady2.svg
5. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR3 347 223Increase2.svg17,3%Increase2.svg1
6. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO3 081 966Increase2.svg5,1%Decrease2.svg1
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO2 476 304Increase2.svg33,7%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ771 287Increase2.svg11,2%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC598 971Increase2.svg3,5%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB455 188Increase2.svg9,0%Steady2.svg
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY413 245Increase2.svg24.7%Steady2.svg
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL217 014Increase2.svg2.9%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY121 300Increase2.svg15,0%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG21 934Increase2.svg23,9%Steady2.svg
15. Radom Airport Radom RDOEPRAclosed
Total45 848 097 Increase2.svg15,0%

2017

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA15 752 000 [1] Increase2.svg22,7%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK5 835 189 [2] Increase2.svg17,0%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD4 611 714 [3] Increase2.svg14,6%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT3 892 941Increase2.svg20,8%Steady2.svg
5. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO2 932 639 [4] Increase2.svg0,2%Steady2.svg
6. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR2 855 071Increase2.svg17,9%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO1 852 655 [5] Increase2.svg8,3%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ693 500 [6] Increase2.svg4,4%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC578 691 [7] Increase2.svg23,6%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB430 346 [8] Increase2.svg13,9%Steady2.svg
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY331 300 [9] Decrease2.svg1.8%Steady2.svg
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL204 676 [10] Decrease2.svg16.2%Steady2.svg
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport Olsztyn SZYEPSY104 851 [11] Increase2.svg222,3%Steady2.svg
14. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG17 702 [12] Increase2.svg87,4%Increase2.svg1
15. Radom Airport Radom RDOEPRA11 000 [13] Increase2.svg16,5%Decrease2.svg1
Total40 104 275Increase2.svg17,2%

2016

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA12 836 510 [14] Increase2.svg14.5%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK4 983 645 [15] Increase2.svg18.0%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPGD4 010 846 [16] Increase2.svg8.2%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT3 221 261 [17] Increase2.svg4.9%Steady2.svg
5. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO2 860 874 [18] Increase2.svg10.5%Steady2.svg
6. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR2 419 561 [19] Increase2.svg4.3%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO1 710 116 [20] Increase2.svg13,9%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ664 068 [21] Increase2.svg2.9%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC467 877 [22] Increase2.svg13,4%Steady2.svg
10. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB377 606 [23] Increase2.svg42.4%Increase2.svg2
11. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY337 556 [24] Decrease2.svg1.0%Decrease2.svg1
12. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL241 076 [25] Decrease2.svg16.2%Decrease2.svg1
13. Olsztyn-Mazury Airport 1 Olsztyn SZYEPSY47 146 [26] ------
14. Radom Airport Radom RDOEPRA9 713 [27] Increase2.svg1099.1%Increase2.svg1
15. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG9 443 [27] Decrease2.svg44.8%Decrease2.svg2
Total34 197 298Increase2.svg12.0%

Notes:

1 : Olsztyn-Mazury Airport commenced operation on 20 January 2016.

Contents

2015

RankAirportCity served IATA
ICAO
PassengersAnnual
change		Rank
change
1. Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw WAWEPWA11 219 779Increase2.svg6.3%Steady2.svg
2. Kraków Airport Kraków KRKEPKK4 221 171Increase2.svg10.5%Steady2.svg
3. Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport Gdańsk (Tricity)GDNEPDG3 706 180 [28] Increase2.svg12.7%Steady2.svg
4. Katowice Airport Katowice (Metropolis GZM)KTWEPKT3 069 279 [17] Increase2.svg13.9%Steady2.svg
5. Warsaw Modlin Airport WarsawWMIEPMO2 588 175Increase2.svg52.0%Steady2.svg
6. Wrocław Airport Wrocław WROEPWR2 320 015Increase2.svg11.2%Steady2.svg
7. Poznań Airport Poznań POZEPPO1 500 918 [20] Increase2.svg3.8%Steady2.svg
8. Rzeszów International Airport Rzeszów RZEEPRZ645 214Increase2.svg7.3%Steady2.svg
9. "Solidarity" Szczecin–Goleniów Airport Szczecin SZZEPSC412 547 [22] Increase2.svg43.7%Steady2.svg
10. Bydgoszcz Airport Bydgoszcz BZGEPBY289 329Increase2.svg17.9%Steady2.svg
11. Łódź Airport Łódź LCJEPLL287 628Increase2.svg13.3%Steady2.svg
12. Lublin Airport Lublin LUZEPLB265 111 [23] Increase2.svg41.3%Steady2.svg
13. Airport Zielona Góra Zielona Góra IEGEPZG17 106Increase2.svg54.8%Steady2.svg
14. Radom Airport 1 Radom RDOEPRA810---Steady2.svg
Total30 543 262Increase2.svg12.3%

Notes:

1 : Radom Airport became operational on 29 May 2014. However, it didn't commence operation until 1 September 2015.

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