Airports in Poland

15 airports with scheduled flights, busiest first.

Poland has 15 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 11 of them large. The busiest are Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW, 24.1 million passengers, Eurostat, 2025), Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK, 13.2 million passengers, Eurostat, 2025) and Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN, 7.4 million passengers, Eurostat, 2025). Warsaw has more than one airport.

Cities with more than one airport

Busiest routes

Route Distance Passengers / year
AYT – WAW1,864 km 647,287
AYT – KTW1,775 km 633,572
AMS – WAW1,105 km 599,184
LHR – WAW1,474 km 579,372
CDG – WAW1,346 km 536,985
FRA – WAW900 km 526,916
CPH – WAW667 km 461,210
LTN – WAW1,460 km 459,108
DTM – KTW813 km 433,337
VIE – WAW550 km 418,353
FCO – WAW1,327 km 407,741
DXB – WAW4,158 km 400,411
CPH – GDN396 km 391,790
FRA – KRK803 km 388,590
KRK – STN1,383 km 352,935
ARN – GDN588 km 345,201
KRK – WAW247 km 333,403
HRG – KTW2,873 km 322,444
STN – WMI1,394 km 299,691
AMS – KRK1,077 km 293,391

Air fares in Poland

Consumer prices for flights in Poland moved −8.9% over the 12 months to August 2026, against the 12 months before, and −2.4% in August 2026 alone on a year earlier.

The price index for flights bought by households (domestic and international together), not a fare on a route.

Eurostat, HICP (prc_hicp_minr, ECOICOP ver. 2: 07.3.3 passenger transport by air), moving 12-month average and annual rate of change. Eurostat has no responsibility for the results of any re-use. Sources

Questions

Poland has 15 airports with scheduled passenger flights and an IATA code, 11 of them large airports (OurAirports, 14 October 2026). Airfields without airline service are not counted.