Two catering warehouses to be built beside new airport for faster aircraft service
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- Two independent catering facilities, each serving a different operator, will be built directly adjacent to the airside zone of the new airport, providing storage, loading and logistics for cabin catering and onboard sales.
- The design contract was signed in October 2025, with project documentation prepared by Projmors ASE Group and a value exceeding 3 million PLN, and the airport is slated to open to passengers in 2032 with an initial capacity of 34–44 million passengers per year.
Why it matters
The adjacent location is intended to reduce aircraft handling and product storage times while increasing overall logistics throughput for airlines.
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