Warsaw’s Chopin Airport, Poland’s busiest, set a new monthly passenger record in July 2025, handling 2.43 million travellers — a 12.5% rise from last year.
From January to July, the airport welcomed 13.45 million passengers, up 13% year-on-year, with international routes dominating traffic. Spain, Italy, and Germany were the top countries, while London, Paris, and Amsterdam led among cities. Low-cost carriers carried 26% of July passengers, charters 14%, and transfers 23%.
Cargo operations also hit an all-time high, with 12,440 tonnes moved in July.
In 2024, Chopin served 21.3 million passengers, ranking among Europe’s five fastest-growing airports.
This post was published on 15 August 2025 18:37
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