Poland airport rankings. Travel. Flying can be a breeze or a hassle, depending on the airport. In Poland, passengers have cast their votes, revealing some surprising results in the latest airport rankings. This guide uncovers which airports soar above the rest and which ones falter, according to Google reviews.
Rzeszów-Jasionka shines as Poland’s top airport
Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport has claimed the top spot with a commendable rating of 4.4 out of 5. Passengers are impressed by its welcoming atmosphere, streamlined services, and reasonable long-term parking fees. However, feedback also highlights areas for improvement, such as the scarcity of seating and the cleanliness of certain facilities.
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Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Radom: A second-place tie
In a three-way tie, Wrocław, Gdańsk, and Warsaw-Radom airports each earned a 4.3 rating. Wrocław is lauded for its cleanliness and efficient layout, though it suffers from congestion and parking costs during peak times. Gdańsk Airport receives praise for its intuitive design and service, but it lacks sufficient seating and has issues with its children’s and smoking areas. Radom stands out for its modern facilities, but its limited flight connections are a drawback.
Warsaw Chopin and other notable mentions
Warsaw Chopin Airport, Poland’s busiest, lands in fifth place with a 4.2 rating. While travellers appreciate its extensive services and flight options, long security queues during peak periods are a common complaint. Airports in Zielona Góra, Lublin, Olsztyn, and Krakow follow closely with a 4.1 rating, though Krakow struggles with overcrowding due to its high passenger volume.
Bottom of the list: Airports in need of improvement
Trailing behind are Bydgoszcz (3.9), Łódź (3.8), and Poznań (3.7), where passenger frustration stems from slow baggage handling and costly services. Even lower are Szczecin (3.6) and Katowice (3.5), with Szczecin’s outdated infrastructure being a significant concern. At the very bottom, Modlin Airport scores just 3.0, criticised for its cramped terminal and limited dining choices, though plans for future improvements offer some hope.