Category: Airports

  • Modlin airport. 2013

    It must be honestly written that Modlin Airport was lucky. The airport did not share the fate of most post-military airports in the Republic of Poland and despite considerable difficulties, it is on the aviation map of the world. The reconstruction of the post-military Modlin Airport into a passenger (commercial) airport began in October 2010.…

  • Modlin airport. 2011

    In 2003, due to the exhaustion of the transport capacity of the largest civil airport in Poland, Okęcie, plans to build a new Central Airport, sometimes called the National Airport, were revived. Initial work was carried out by analysts who determined that the Polish CAP (Central Airport) should cover an area of 1,300 hectares. A…

  • Modlin airport. 2010

    The first information about the airport in Modlin comes from 1937. East of the Modlin Fortress there was a small training ground. According to the residents’ accounts, members of the Air and Anti-Gas Defense League brought soil to this training ground in order to level and harden the area for the planned landing field. Such…

  • Modlin airport. 2009

    The airport is located in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship, 40 km north-west of Warsaw, next to the international route E 77. The airport is one of the elements of a military complex of military facilities under the name Modlin Twierdza. For over 60 years, the airport was used as a military base of great importance for…

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2023.

    In its 2023 forecast, the International Air Transport Association IATA estimated that in 2026, the airport in Radom will serve about 1 million passengers, and in 2030, about 1.5 million people. Let us remember that the area of Radom, Kielce, Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski, Skarżysko Kamienna; this is an aviation desert. There are several million inhabitants of…

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2014.

    For over 20 years there have been plans to use Radom Airport for air transport, both passenger and cargo. Politicians were particularly active when local government or parliamentary elections were approaching. At that time, politicians promised to launch a passenger terminal. The company Port Lotniczy Radom S.A. was established.

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2013.

    Radom Sadków Airport has geographic coordinates; 51 degrees 23 minutes 19 seconds N (51.388N), 21 degrees 12 minutes 41 seconds E (21.212E). The airport is located at an altitude of 186 m above sea level. It is located 3.5 km from the center of Radom, in the south-eastern direction. Together with the infrastructure, it covers…

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2012.

    In 1958, there were serious organizational changes in the Polish Military Aviation. It was decided that in the School Aviation to move from the organization of Squadrons to the organization of Regiments, as it was in combat units. The intention was to facilitate the command of units, and in the event of "W", their use…

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2011.

    In July 1920, the 15th Fighter Squadron, which re-established combat readiness in Lwów and was re-armed with fighter planes, was to be transferred to Radom according to plans. The goal was to support the 4th Polish Army in the Battle of Warsaw. However, the squadron remained in Lwów, in III. Squadron supporting the 6th Polish…

  • Airport in Radom – Sadków. 2010.

    Radom is a beautiful and typically Polish city. Its history is long and very interesting. The vicinity of today’s Radom was already inhabited in the Mesolithic era (8,000 – 4,400 years BC). The inhabitants were engaged in hunting, fishing, animal husbandry, and later also farming. The first mentions of a settlement founded by Slavic tribes…