New Central Polish Airport (Solidarity Transport Hub)
Ownership
- Owner/investor:
- Polish Government
- Investment (USD):
- 8,600,000,000
Capacity
- Annual (pax):
- 40,000,000
- Annual (cargo, tonnes):
- Initial: 500,000
- When completed: 1,000,000
Dimensions
- Terminal:
- 400,001m²
- Runways:
- 3,800m
- 3,800m
Other airports in Warsaw
About
The New Central Polish Airport (Warsaw)/Solidarity Transport Hub Poland is a proposed airport to be developed on a site in the Baranów commune. The project has been subject of debate since 2006, with the government planning for a USD8.6 billion facility. The new airport is expected become the hub of LOT Polish Airlines.
Aug-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) announced it had launched 29 procurement procedures worth over PLN14 billion (EUR3.26 billion) by the end of Jul-2026, with plans to introduce another 58 contracts exceeding PLN40 billion (EUR9.31 billion) by the end of 2026. CPK plans procurement procedures with an estimated value exceeding PLN24 billion (EUR5.58 billion) in 2027, followed by a further PLN17 billion (EUR3.96 billion) in 2028. These will include the construction of additional sections of the high speed rail network, key airport facilities, airside and cargo infrastructure, as well as energy systems, technical support facilities and Airport City.
Jul-2026.
17-Jul-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) secured (17-Jul-2026) building permits for two rescue and firefighting service stations at CPK airport.
06-Jul-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) announced five consortia are participating in the procurement process for passenger terminal construction. Bidders have 60 days to submit their proposals, with contract award expected by early 2027. Preparatory groundworks are scheduled to commence in autumn 2026, with main construction to be completed in 2031, followed by the airport's commissioning, testing, and certification in 2032.
04-Jul-2026. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) issued a tender to select a contractor for the airport's power supply infrastructure. The contract includes the construction of four airport power stations, grid connections and a main substation for renewable energy storage, with options for emergency generators and future power network expansion. The deadline for...
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