Wizz Air, the largest airline operating at Katowice Wojciech Korfanty International Airport, will launch a new route connecting Katowice, Poland, with Billund, Denmark, on October 27, 2025 (Monday). The flights will operate as part of the airline’s winter schedule, running three times per week—on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Wizz Air Expands Its Presence at Katowice Airport
The new Billund connection is part of Wizz Air’s broader expansion plan at Katowice Airport, which includes the launch of five new routes in 2025:
- Chișinău, Moldova – June 2025
- Pisa, Italy – June 2025
- Madrid, Spain – June 2025
- Agadir, Morocco – October 2025
- Billund, Denmark – October 2025
Artur Tomasik, President of the Board of the Upper Silesian Aviation Group, commented:
“Wizz Air is the biggest regular carrier at Katowice Airport, both in terms of the number of routes and the number of passengers carried. The launch of five new routes in 2025, including Billund, further strengthens our position as a key regional hub in Central Europe.”
Summer 2025: Wizz Air’s Extensive Katowice Network
During the Summer 2025 season, Wizz Air will operate 26 routes to 16 countries from Katowice Airport, offering flights to:
- Albania (Tirana)
- Bulgaria (Burgas)
- Croatia (Split)
- Cyprus (Larnaca)
- Georgia (Kutaisi)
- Germany (Dortmund)
- Greece (Athens, Corfu)
- Iceland (Reykjavik)
- Italy (Catania, Naples, Pisa – new, Rome-Fiumicino)
- Malta
- Moldova (Chișinău – new)
- Montenegro (Podgorica)
- Netherlands (Eindhoven)
- Portugal (Madeira)
- Spain (Alicante, Barcelona, Fuerteventura, Madrid – new, Malaga, Tenerife)
- United Kingdom (Liverpool, London-Luton)
Katowice Airport: A Leading Regional Hub
Katowice Airport is one of Poland’s largest regional airports and continues to experience record-breaking passenger growth. In 2024, the airport handled 6.39 million passengers, and 2025 forecasts estimate approximately 7 million passengers, marking the highest figure in the airport’s history.
The airport is also Poland’s leader in charter traffic and remains one of the country’s largest cargo hubs. With the ongoing 2024-2032 infrastructure expansion program, Katowice Airport is set to further strengthen its position as a key gateway for both passenger and cargo operations in Central Europe.
