First plane to land at Poland’s new CPK airport in 2032
The first plane is anticipated to land at the Central Communication Port (CPK) airport in Baranów, located over 40 kilometers from Warsaw, in the fall of 2032, announced Maciej Lasek, the government’s plenipotentiary for CPK, on Radio ZET.
This is the visualization of the CPK Airport project in Poland.CPK
The new airport will replace Chopin Airport as the main domestic hub, while Chopin Airport itself will be modernized to accommodate growing passenger traffic, though without expanding its restricted-use zone.
„If we don’t modernize this airport, we would lose more than 30 million passengers by the time the new airport opens,” Lasek emphasized.
The new airport is expected to handle at least 34 million passengers annually.
CPK is a government project that involves building a new airport along with supporting infrastructure, including a high-speed rail network, expressways, and highways.
The new airport will initially serve 34 million passengers annually, with the potential for flexible expansion in the future.
The estimated cost of the investment by 2032 is 131.7 billion PLN (30.86 billion EUR).
By 2032, an airport and the first section of a high-speed rail line will be built in Baranów (located over 40 km west of Warsaw) in Poland.
Source: PAP/Radio ZET
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