February Results for Kraków Airport
In February, 260,715 passengers were served at Kraków Airport. It is a 10% increase compared to February 2014. It is also the best February result in the Airport’s history.
Since the beginning of the year, 522,695 passengers have been served (an 11% increase compared to the last year).
A growth in the number of passengers in the first two months of 2015 is a good forecast before the launch of new connections in the summer season.
The largest number of scheduled connections in February was recorded for flights from Kraków to Germany (an average of 10 departures per day) and to Great Britain (an average of 8 departures per day). Domestic connections took third place in this ranking (an average of 7 departures per day).
Flights with the largest number of booked seats (over 90%) were recorded on the routes from/to: Great Britain, Ireland, Spain, and France.
Source: Krakow Airport
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