Poland’s future central airport to add two board‑catering logistics buildings
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- Port Polska is constructing two logistics buildings for board catering at the new Polish central airport, with the structures located adjacent to the air side for two independent caterers. The design‑planning contract was awarded to Projmors ASE Group in October 2025 and is valued at over 3 million Zloty (about 686,000 Euro).
- The airport, planned to open in 2032, is designed as a hub linking air, rail and road transport and is expected to handle between 34 and 44 million passengers in its first stage, making the catering facilities a key component of its ground‑handling infrastructure.
Why it matters
The addition of dedicated catering buildings supports the airport’s hub strategy by ensuring ready‑made food services for a high passenger volume from day one.
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