CPK Airport Plans Debated

Poland's Prime Minister faces criticism over the Central Communication Port (CPK) project. Aviation industry experts argue that 40 million passengers at CPK aren't comparable to distributing the same number among Warsaw's existing airports. Donald Tusk, after previously opposing the project, might greenlight it soon. Critics suggest expanding Chopin, Modlin, and Radom airports instead. Willie Walsh, IATA Director General, asserts a hub is essential for international connections. In 2023, Polish airports handled 52.2 million passengers, with Chopin Airport managing 18.5 million. As Tusk prepares to present the government's plans, debates continue on whether to build CPK or enhance current airports. The proposed opening of CPK is between 2032-2035.

Source: money.pl