“All flight operations at Chopin Airport will be conducted on runway No. 3 (on the Bemowo-Włochy-Piaseczno axis). This is due to ongoing technical works carried out on runway no. 1” – Chopin Airport announced in an official statement.
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As emphasized, these actions are aimed at “maintaining the highest level of infrastructure security“.
Changing aircraft routes
Chopin Airport, the largest airport in Poland, normally handles air traffic using two runways. Road No. 1 (direction 11-29) runs on the Ursus-Ursynów axis, while road No. 3 (direction 15-33) serves traffic on the Bemowo-Włochy-Piaseczno route.
Due to the closure of road no. 1, all take-offs and landings currently take place on road no. 3. This means that planes can be more visible and audible to residents of towns such as Piaseczno, Józefosław, Lesznowola, Konstancin-Jeziorna, Góra Kalwaria or Tarczyn.
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Technical work are scheduled to end on Wednesday, February 25. Until then, passengers and local residents must take into account possible inconvenience resulting from the temporary change of flight routes.
