
12/04/2026
The UAE is preparing a support package for the tourism sector
Copy link
TwoContinents
19 November 2024

Warsaw's Chopin Airport is set for expansion to increase its capacity to as many as 28-30 million passengers a year by 2030. Details of the project and its costs will be presented later this year.
The decision to expand Poland's largest airport was announced by Polskie Porty Lotnicze (PPL), which, as the investor, will cover all costs associated with the project. The investment is a response to the dynamic increase in passenger numbers in recent years and the need to adapt the infrastructure to meet the growing demand.
The planned expansion will cover both the passenger terminal and key elements of the airport infrastructure. As a result, Chopin Airport will be able to handle more flights and passengers in more comfortable conditions.
Currently, Chopin Airport handles around 18 million passengers a year, which means that it is approaching its capacity limit. The expansion project aims not only to increase the number of travellers served, but also to raise the standard of service and improve operational efficiency.
Details of the scope of work, implementation schedule and costs will be announced in the coming months. PPL authorities stress that the aim of the investment is not only to provide more capacity, but also to support the development of the Polish aviation and economic market.
Source: pap.pl
See other news

12/04/2026
The UAE is preparing a support package for the tourism sector

12/04/2026
The UAE is expanding its space industry

12/04/2026
Dubai has completed a project to build bus shelters

12/04/2026
Dubai is the sixth smartest city in the world

12/04/2026
Iraq has reopened its airspace

12/04/2026
Munich plans to expand its airport

12/04/2026
Wrocław terminal expansion project confirmed

12/04/2026
The best quarter in Katowice Airport’s history

12/04/2026
Poznan Airport is introducing a complete ban on scheduling night flights

12/04/2026
BeOnd Airlines launches new flights to Europe