Airports in Poland range from large international hubs (especially around Warsaw) to regional airports that connect major cities to Europe. To keep information accurate and avoid unofficial “mirror” pages, this guide focuses on verified sources—starting with the Polish Civil Aviation Authority (ULC), which publishes the official Civil Airports Register.
Official source first: Poland’s Civil Airports Register (ULC)
If you want the most reliable “ground truth” for airports in Poland, use ULC’s Rejestr Lotnisk Cywilnych (Civil Airports Register). ULC publishes it as an official document and updates it periodically; the page shows an update dated 29 December 2025 with a register list “as of 22 December 2025.”
Why this matters:
- It helps verify the official name of an airport and its status as a registered civil airport in Poland.
- It’s the best way to avoid relying on travel blogs or scraped directories when you’re building a serious reference page for warsaw.red.
Warsaw airports (Mazovia): the main gateways
Warsaw is the primary air gateway for Poland, and it has multiple airports serving the metro area.
Warsaw Chopin Airport (Warsaw)
Poland’s largest and most central Warsaw airport—commonly the default choice for international arrivals to Warsaw. Official site:
Official website (domain): lotnisko-chopina.pl
Warsaw Modlin Airport (near Warsaw)
A separate airport serving the Warsaw region (often used by low-cost carriers). Official site:
Official website (domain): modlinairport.pl
Warsaw–Radom Airport
A newer airport option promoted as Warsaw–Radom. Official site:
Official website (domain): lotniskowarszawa-radom.pl
Major regional airports in Poland (official websites)
These are the airports most travelers use outside Warsaw, each with an official airport operator website.
- Kraków Airport (southern Poland) — official site
Domain:krakowairport.pl - Gdańsk Airport (Tri-City area, northern Poland) — official site
Domain:airport.gdansk.pl - Katowice Airport (Silesia) — official site
Domain:katowice-airport.com - Wrocław Airport (Lower Silesia) — official site
Domain:airport.wroclaw.pl - Poznań–Ławica Airport (Greater Poland) — official site
Domain:poznanairport.pl - Rzeszów–Jasionka Airport (Podkarpackie) — official site
Domain:rzeszowairport.pl - Lublin Airport (eastern Poland) — official site
Domain:airport.lublin.pl - Szczecin–Goleniów Airport (West Pomerania) — official site
Domain:airport.com.pl - Bydgoszcz Airport (Kuyavian-Pomeranian) — official site
Domain:plb.pl - Łódź Airport (central Poland) — official site
Domain:lodz-airport.pl - Olsztyn–Mazury Airport (Warmia-Masuria) — official site
Domain:mazuryairport.pl - Zielona Góra/Babimost Airport (Lubusz) — official site
Domain:lotnisko.lubuskie.pl
Table: Poland passenger airports with verified official sites
| Area | Airport | Official website (domain) |
|---|---|---|
| Warsaw region | Warsaw Chopin | lotnisko-chopina.pl |
| Warsaw region | Warsaw Modlin | modlinairport.pl |
| Warsaw region | Warsaw–Radom | lotniskowarszawa-radom.pl |
| South | Kraków | krakowairport.pl |
| North | Gdańsk | airport.gdansk.pl |
| South | Katowice | katowice-airport.com |
| West | Wrocław | airport.wroclaw.pl |
| West/Central | Poznań–Ławica | poznanairport.pl |
| East/South-East | Rzeszów–Jasionka | rzeszowairport.pl |
| East | Lublin | airport.lublin.pl |
| North-West | Szczecin–Goleniów | airport.com.pl |
| North-Central | Bydgoszcz | plb.pl |
| Central | Łódź | lodz-airport.pl |
| North-East | Olsztyn–Mazury | mazuryairport.pl |
| West | Zielona Góra/Babimost | lotnisko.lubuskie.pl |
How to verify an “official airport site” in Poland
If you see multiple websites for the same airport, use this simple checklist:
- Check the ULC register to confirm the airport is officially registered (and to match the official name).
- Look for the airport operator’s legal identity/contact details (many official sites show company details, address, or corporate information). Example: Wrocław Airport shows company and registration info on its official pages.
- Prefer the airport’s own domain over ticket-seller pages and directories (which may include outdated info).
FAQ: Airports in Poland
What is the most reliable official list of airports in Poland?
The Civil Airports Register published by ULC is the official reference, with an update shown on 29 December 2025 and a register list “as of 22 December 2025.”
What are the main airports serving Warsaw?
The key Warsaw-area airports with official sites are Warsaw Chopin, Warsaw Modlin, and Warsaw–Radom.
Where should I check departures/arrivals for Polish airports?
Use the official airport website for your airport (each one has live flight info sections and passenger guidance). For example: Warsaw Chopin, Modlin, Wrocław, Szczecin–Goleniów all publish passenger flight information on their official sites.
Conclusion
If you’re building a reliable reference page about airports in Poland, start with the ULC Civil Airports Register to verify that an airport is officially registered, then link out to the airport’s official operator website for flight status, access, and passenger information.
For travelers, the “big three” around Warsaw (Chopin, Modlin, Warsaw–Radom) cover most Warsaw-region needs, while major regional hubs like Kraków, Gdańsk, Katowice, Wrocław, and Poznań provide strong coverage across the country.