Wroclaw Airport

The terminal building is brand new and really functionally designed. It's very bright and clean. There are cafes shops and even free Wi-Fi. The queuing time was really short.

I flew from Wroclaw Airport few times. Before March 2012 all operations was only in old terminal which was small but it was quite good. New terminal is very big modern clean; and has many shops restaurants and comfortable chaise lounges.

MAN-MUC-WRO-MUC-MAN - July 29th 2012. Arrived on Dash 8 with bendy bus to the new (opened Feb 2012) terminal. Quick entry and Baggage Reclaim. The airport is brand new all on one level with Departures at one end and Arrivals at the other end. The usual selection of shops car rental and other shops. Short Term car park directly opposite the terminal building. The Check-in was very quick as was the Security check. The Airside facilities are pretty good with the usual selection of shops and eating/drinking places which look out over the apron and the 6 air bridges for the larger planes. Overall a good experience.

The airport is easily approachable by bus from the city centre. It is hard to get to the airport from the A4 motorway because of poor visibility of signs it's easy to lose the right way! The road that leads directly to the airport is still full of ditches that you can break your car on despite so much work on roads taking place in Wroclaw in the recent years... The airport as such is a small one with only a few planes departing/arriving per day. Therefore it is easy to find the right gate for check-in etc. Airport staff is okay although once I was treated in a bad manner by a lady at the information desk. It seems they do not accept passangers having problems when traveling for the first time by air. Unfortunately you will probably be bussed to the aircraft everytime you depart from WRO.

STN-WRO-STN in Economy. Would rather fly from here than Warsaw whenever possible. Good bus service into town. A small regional airport yet seemed to have equal or possibly even better facilities before security than Poland's largest airport had at the time. Less than 10 minutes to pass through security despite several flights being called at around the same time. Completely stress-free unlike WAW. Poor facilities after security however - uncomfortable seating and just a small selection of overpriced kiosks. But at least it's reasonably tidy and with clean toilets (unlike the abominable Warsaw Etiuda terminal).

A small regional airport check in can become very full when a fully booked Ryanair flight opens. Security was very efficient do not leave it too late to pass through. Airside plenty of seats small bar and a couple of very small shops nothing else to keep you amused except the usual rush for the bus to the aircraft. Efficient and inexpensive bus service into town buy your ticket in the news agents opposite the information counter the bus drivers do not carry much change a 20 Zlotye note is too much for them to cope with.