General information
Katowice Airport is a former military airbase, used for passenger flights since 1966. The airport is a base for low-cost carriers Ryanair and Wizz Air, and charter airlines Enter Air and Smartwings Poland. Katowice Airport is one of Poland’s busiest airports, but not because Katowice is such a popular city break destination. The metropolitan area of Katowice is the largest in the country, before Warsaw. There are many holiday flights from Katowice Airport.
Where is Katowice Airport situated?
The airport is located north of the city. By car, the airport is easily accessible from all directions via the express road S1.
How many terminals does Katowice Airport have?
Katowice Airport consists of three terminals, known as Terminal A, Terminal B (Departures) and Terminal C (Arrivals). TA and TB are interconnected, here you will find the check-in desks and security check. On the first floor of Terminal B there are some restaurants and bars, as well as the counter of car rental company Panek. Terminal C is the Arrivals hall of Katowice Airport.
A good alternative for flying to or from Katowice Airport are the following airports, sorted by distance from the airport. You can also take a look at the complete list of airports in Poland.
| Kraków Airport | 67km |
| Wroclaw Airport | 170km |
Which airlines fly from and to Katowice Airport?
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Wizz Air -
Ryanair -
LOT -
Lufthansa -
Transavia
