Kaczyński: Poland needs new, central airport

According to the ruling party Law and Justice (PiS) leader Jarosław Kaczyński, Poland should have a new, centralized airport with global connections, “so Poland won't become a province,” Kaczyński said in an interview with Polish Radio. “In a country with a significant size but a round shape is there a point in building a network of regional airports, rather than one big central one, somewhere near Warsaw,” he explained. He cited airports in Vienna and Prague that have a bigger flight network than Polish Warsaw Chopin Airport. “We can't agree that we are country where the airports are just a beginning of the way to other big airports, like in Frankfurt or Berlin,” Kaczyński said, adding that Poland is a big European country and should be one in every aspect.