Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw Chopin Airport opened in 1934. It is operated by Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL).
In 2023, the airport handled approximately 18.9 million passengers. Its IATA code is WAW.
It is the busiest airport in Poland and a major hub for LOT Polish Airlines. Future expansion plans include increasing terminal capacity and improving infrastructure.
Warsaw Chopin Airport has two main terminals: Terminal A and the General Aviation Terminal. Terminal A is further divided into two main areas: the Schengen area (A) and the Non-Schengen area (B, C, D, E).
There are 45 boarding gates. The airport has a capacity of approximately 20 million passengers per year.
In 2015, the airport completed an expansion of the southern pier, adding new gates and passenger areas.
Short-term parking (Kiss & Fly), long-term parking (P1, P2), and premium parking are available. Short-term is free for 7 minutes. P1 and P2 rates start at approximately 12 PLN per hour and 80 PLN per day. Premium parking rates are higher. Pre-booking is available via the airport website.