Chopin Airport in Warsaw saw a significant increase in passenger traffic in February 2026, with over 1.6 million travelers, marking an 8.5% rise compared to the previous year.
February 2026 proved to be a remarkable month for Chopin Airport, as passenger numbers soared to a total of 1,695,037, reflecting an impressive 8.5% increase compared to February 2025. This surge in activity was highlighted by a record day on February 13, when 69,331 travelers were processed, showcasing the airport's growing popularity and efficiency.
Throughout the month, the airport conducted 13,350 passenger operations and a total of 14,361 flights, underscoring the robust demand for air travel in the region. From the start of the year, Chopin Airport catered to 3,443,228 travelers, marking a notable 10.2% increase over the same period last year, showcasing a steady recovery in air travel amidst the evolving landscape of global mobility.
The majority of passengers—93%—opted for international travel, with nearly two-thirds heading to countries within the Schengen Area, amounting to 2,223,837 travelers. Furthermore, transit passengers accounted for 23% of total airport traffic, indicating a significant role that Chopin Airport plays in facilitating international travel and connecting various regions, further solidifying its status as a critical hub in Central Europe.
