Warsaw Chopin Airport checked in 1.88 million passengers in September, slightly more than in the same month of pre-pandemic 2019, the airport said.
“In the entire holiday season, i.e. from June to the end of September, a total of 7,559,144 people used the services of the capital’s port. This result is more than 27,000 better than that of the record summer of 2019. In September, Chopin Airport checked in exactly 1,879,493 passengers, slightly more in relation to the same period of 2019. The record day of the month turned out to be September 22, when the airport handled 67,169 travelers,” it was announcement,
For the four months of the vacation season, Chopin Airport checked in more than 1.55 million charter flight passengers. This is an increase of more than 23% compared to the same period of pre-pandemic 2019, it also stated.
In the last month of the third quarter of this year. 144,000 Chopin Airport users took domestic flights. The airport checked in 1.13 million Schengen and 743,000 non-Schengen travelers in September.
“With the change to winter time at the end of October, it is also customary to change the network of air connections. Several new routes will be launched from Chopin Airport in the coming season. From the end of October, Wizz Air will fly from Warsaw to Agadir in Morocco, aboard Sky Express to Athens, and LOT Polish Airlines to Rome. And at the end of February, the national carrier will launch new connections on the Warsaw-Tashkent route. As every year, several additional connections to Dublin will be introduced by Aer Lingus over Christmas. As every year, winter routes will also return: Wizz Air to Grenoble, Turin and Verona, and PLL LOT to Dubai.” – listed in the material.
