Polish Airports are seeking to be recognized as a company of significant importance to the national economy, akin to major firms like Orlen and the Polish Armaments Group. This classification is crucial for securing governmental support, particularly as it relates to the modernization and technological upgrades needed at Chopin Airport amidst the planned development of Port Polska, for which Polish Airports is a stakeholder.

The CEO of Polish Airports, Łukasz Chaberski, articulates that obtaining this new status would facilitate the procurement of critical technologies for improving Chopin Airport, including anti-drone systems. With the construction of Port Polska underway, the authorities recognize the necessity for a special status given the project's significance in establishing vital infrastructure for the state. This status would alter standard procedural approaches to project management, emphasizing the critical nature of such infrastructure over routine construction processes.

As discussions continue and relevant documents have already reached the Prime Minister’s office, the future of Chopin Airport hinges on the government's response. Decisions made at this level will not only affect the airport’s capabilities and modernization efforts but also signal the government’s prioritization of strategic infrastructure projects essential for national security and economic development.