"Port Lotniczy Wroclaw" S.A. (Poland)

Port Lotniczy Wroclaw S.A. is the operator of Copernicus Wroclaw Airport, a regional international airport serving the city of Wroclaw and the Lower Silesia region. The company's core business segments include provision of airport infrastructure and services for scheduled and charter passenger traffic, low-cost and network airlines, general aviation and cargo operations. It provides runway, apron and terminal infrastructure, passenger handling (check-in, security, boarding), baggage handling, airport security and rescue services, and technical and ground-handling facilities, as well as a range of commercial services such as retail space, food and beverage, parking services, advertising, VIP and business lounges and conference facilities. For airlines and cargo operators the company offers airport and infrastructure services including airport charges, fuel supply and cargo handling, complemented by cooperation with tour operators and other business partners. In terms of geographic reach, Copernicus Wroclaw Airport has developed an extensive route network with more than sixty regular connections to around twenty-five countries on three continents, supplemented by several dozen charter destinations, and has handled over four million passengers annually in recent years, making it one of the busiest regional airports in Poland. Its network includes low-cost, charter and traditional carriers offering flights to major European hubs, holiday destinations and regional cities, positioning Wroclaw as an important aviation gateway for Lower Silesia. Key assets include the airport's runway and terminal infrastructure, a modern passenger terminal with developed commercial areas, cargo facilities and surrounding land for further development, as well as established relationships with airlines and tour operators. Strategically, Port Lotniczy Wroclaw S.A. focuses on continuous expansion and diversification of the route network, attracting new carriers and destinations, improving passenger experience through investments in terminal and services, and developing non-aviation revenues such as retail, parking and real-estate leasing, while maintaining safety, regulatory compliance and environmental standards in line with national and EU aviation requirements.