Wroclaw Airport (airport code WRO) is also known as the Copernicus Airport Wroclaw. It was renamed in 2005 after the renowned astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Car hire from Wroclaw Airport costs less than you might think and allows you to make the short journey north east to the Wroclaw city centre.
This is a modest sized one runway airport. Although there is only one passenger terminal, a second one is in the process of being added to cope with increasing customer demand. Wroclaw Airport has a number of low cost flights from Ryanair and Wizz Air.
Wroclaw Airport Mini Guide
Wroclaw Airport is a Polish airport which is also known as Copernicus Airport. The airport has a number of international low cost flights within Europe and the main carriers to use it are Ryanair and Wizz Air. They offer cheap connections to cities and airports such as London Stansted, Paris Beauvais, Milan Orio al Serio, Glasgow Prestwick and Brussels Charleroi. Why not combine their cheap deals with our low priced car hire for an excellent low-cost holiday?
Wroclaw Airport has the airport code WRO if you are looking out for it on flight boards and the map coordinates 51 06 10 N and 016 53 09 E if you are trying to find it with the help of one of our affordable global satellite devices. The airport serves a fairly large catchment area within the south west of Poland. From the airport it is only a six mile drive to the city of Wroclaw. This is a modest facility which only has one passenger terminal, one runway and one cargo terminal. The passenger terminal is split into the domestic and international departure areas.
The airport has a long history and it was originally built by the Germans after they had conquered Poland to use during World War II. After the war it was briefly taken over by the Russians and they used it to operate domestic flights to the capital and other main cities of Poland. Today it is possible to fly to most of the Polish cities including Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Poznan and Katowice.
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