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Incheon Partners with Poland for 100M Passengers Airport

4/15/2025

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Incheon International Airport Corporation has embarked on an exciting journey, signing a six-month contract with Poland’s Centralny Port Komunikacyjny for Phase 2 consulting on a groundbreaking new airport project. Set to replace Warsaw Chopin Airport, this ambitious venture aims to accommodate a staggering 100 million passengers each year, with construction kicking off next year and a grand opening slated for 2032.

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Incheon International Airport Corporation has embarked on an exciting journey, signing a six-month contract with Poland’s Centralny Port Komunikacyjny for Phase 2 consulting on a groundbreaking new airport project. Set to replace Warsaw Chopin Airport, this ambitious venture aims to accommodate a staggering 100 million passengers each year, with construction kicking off next year and a grand opening slated for 2032.