Poznań-Ławica Airport
Founded in 1913, the
airport of Poznań is one of the oldest airports of the country. It
is located in Ławica, approximately 15 minutes west of the
city center. With close to 1 million passangers and over 12
thousand aircraft movements, Poznań-Ławica Airport was the 6th
largest airport of Poland in 2007. The airport is officially named
after the 19th century musician Henryk
Wieniawski.
Destinations from Poznań-Ławica Airport
| Country | Airport | Airline |
| Bulgaria | Burgas | Wizz Air |
| Croatia | Dubrovnik | Eurolot |
| Zadar | Eurolot | |
| Denmark | Copenhagen | SAS Scandinavian Airlines |
| France | Paris-Beauvais | Wizz Air |
| Germany | Düsseldorf | Germanwings |
| Frankfurt | Lufthansa | |
| Munich | Lufthansa | |
| Ireland | Dublin | Ryanair |
| Italy | Milan-Bergamo | Wizz Air |
| Rome-Ciampino | Ryanair | |
| Norway | Oslo-Rygge | Ryanair |
| Sandefjord-Torp | Wizz Air | |
| Poland | Warsaw-Chopin | LOT Polish Airlines |
| Spain | Girona | Ryanair |
| Palma de Mallorca | Ryanair | |
| Sweden | Stockholm-Skavsta | Wizz Air |
| United Kingdom | Bristol | Ryanair |
| Doncaster/Sheffield | Wizz Air | |
| Edinburgh | Ryanair | |
| Liverpool | Ryanair | |
| London-Luton | Wizz Air | |
| London-Stansted | Ryanair |
Getting to and from Poznan Airport
Getting to Poznan Aiport by car
The airport of Poznan is located 7 kilometers west of the city center. A drive from the town to the airport should take you approximately 15 minutes. Within the same amount of time, you are also able to reach the A2 motoroway, which runs from the German border to Warsaw. To head north, you can take road numer 11 to Pila and Koszalin.
Getting to Poznan Aiport by public transport
To reach the city center of Poznan, you can choose out of 4 buslines. Express Line L leaves every half hour and brings you in less than 20 minutes to the main train station of Poznan. At night you can take busline 242. Also line 48 and 59 will bring you to the city center.
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