03 / TRANSPORT
Aviation and the future of Radom Airport
What role can Warsaw–Radom Airport play in Europe's transport system and regional development?
EXPLORE THE TOPICS ↓CONGRESS TRACK / 03
What will we discuss?
What role can Warsaw–Radom Airport play in Europe's transport system and regional development? The subjects below outline the proposed discussion and may be refined in the final agenda.
Regional connectivity and ground transport
↗Opportunities for tourism, business and investment
↗Conditions for the airport's long-term development
↗CONTEXT & FACTS
Why does this matter?
Facts from public sources. Interpretations and questions are editorial context, not statements on behalf of the organiser.
passengers served by Polish airports in 2025
Warsaw–Radom Airport recorded falling traffic in the first three quarters of 2025
Polish aviation is growing, but Radom needs its own strategy
According to Poland’s Civil Aviation Authority, Polish airports handled 66.1 million passengers in 2025, an increase of 11.7% year on year. Warsaw–Radom, however, was among the airports reporting a decline in traffic in the first three quarters. This contrast makes a realistic operating model central to the debate.
Beyond the number of routes
An airport’s attractiveness depends on road and rail access, airline supply, seasonal demand and relationships with tour operators. The discussion should consider both market potential and infrastructure operating costs.
Further reading
Data refers to the dates indicated in the sources. It is neither a forecast nor an official statement by panellists.
ON THE AGENDA
FULL AGENDA ↗Congress session
16:20–17:20 · Panel III — Radom Airport in the European transport system
Draft programme. Times and details are subject to change.