Krakow's 
					John Paul II International Airport.  
                  
                	The 
					Krakow 
					airport - IATA code KRK, ICAO code EPKK - is situated conveniently on the Balice 
					outskirts of the city, just 15 km (about ten miles) west 
					from its center, by the A4 expressway to Silesia province en 
					route to Germany, at the 
					elevation of 241 m above sea level. Its
                	latitude is 50°04'21" N and longitude 19°48'21" E .  
                  
					Krakow's Balice international airport is Poland’s second 
					busiest after Warsaw, Poland's capital city, and handles 
					some 8 
					million passengers a year. Its terminal, considerably extended in 2015, 
					has 
					yearly capacity of  ten million.  
					
					
					The Krakow airport boasts a separate cargo terminal that 
					accommodates a 755-sq-meter warehouse, custom agencies, and 
					shipping companies.  
                  
					The Krakow Airport's International Terminal handles 
					separately passengers of Schengen and Non-Schengen flights. 
					Gates 6-10 are used for departures for destinations 
					within the European Union's Schengen Zone of simplified 
					border controls. Passengers boarding planes bound for 
					airports beyond the Schengen Zone use gates 1-5.  
                  
					The airport can boast 2550-meter-long and 60-meter-wide 
					runway and apron for 19 passenger aircraft.   
                    
                  
					Krakow Airport, international Terminal (T1) prior to its 
					2015 expansion. 
                  
					Air connections to and from the Krakow airport. 
                  
                  Krakow's John Paul II International Airport has regular 
					air connections with 114 airport including major European hubs 
					such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, 
					London, Paris, Rome, and Vienna, as well as Barcelona, Belfast, 
					Bergen, Bologna, Cork, Dortmund, Dublin, 
					Edinburgh, Eidhoven, Leeds, Lyon, Milan, 
					Munich, 
					Oslo, Stockholm, Stuttgart, and Trodheim. Transit connections via Warsaw link 
					Krakow with New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami in the USA, and with 
					Bangkok, Cairo, Damascus, Dubai, Istanbul, Kiev, Larnarca, 
					Lyon, Minsk, Moscow, Nice, Beijing, Riga, St. Petersburg, 
					and Vilnius among others. 
                  There are also domestic lines to Poland's capital city Warsaw.   
                  Over twenty carriers operate flights to and from Krakow.
                  Alitalia, Austrian Airlines, British Airways, 
					Brussels Airlines, easyJet, 
					Finnair, Germanwings, 
					Jet2.com, KLM, Lufthansa, Norwegian, Ryanair, and Swiss fly passengers 
					to Krakow besides the Polish national carrier LOT.  
                   
                  
					See the schedule of flights from Krakow's Balice 
					International Airport.  
                  
					See the timetable of flights to the Krakow airport 
                  
					Means of transportation between Krakow and the Balice 
					airport.  
                  
                	One can easily get to the Krakow airport from the city or 
					back by car, train, taxi, or bus.   
                  
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                		The airport is a fifteen minutes' drive or so from the 
						city center. Its multilevel car park is situated next to 
						the international passenger terminal and accommodates 
						1243 vehicles.   
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                		Shuttle trains link the Balice Airport with the
						Krakow Glowny central 
						station, located close to the Old Town historic 
						district in the middle of the city (the main 
						bus 
						station of Krakow 
						is situated next to the railway station). They run every 30 
						minutes and the journey takes under 20 minutes according 
						to the timetable. The earliest 
						train to the Krakow 
						Airport leaves from the 
						central station at 4:06 am and the 
						latest one at 11:36 pm. The first and the last departure 
						from the airport station are 5:16 am and 12:18 am 
						respectively. A one-way ticket costs 12 zlotys (PLN). 
						Ticket machines are in the airport terminal, at every 
						station, and aboard the trains and they accept cash as 
						well as plastic money.  
						
						
						Note: The trains run from the Krakow Airport 
						to the center of Wieliczka, the Krakow Glowny central 
						station being the fifth of 13 stops. A single ticket 
						from the airport to Wieliczka (or back) costs 16 PLN.
						
						 
						Note: due to the overhaul of railways some 
						trains of the line Krakow Airport-Krakow Glowny and/or 
						Krakow Glowny-Wieliczka may be temporarily cancelled or replaced with buses 
						between 9.30 am and 2.30 pm on weekdays.   
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						Three municipal bus services are available at a stop 
						situated about fifty meters from the International 
						Terminal.  Fare is an 
						equivalent of roughly one euro. Line 252 
						runs to downtown Krakow every 30 
						minutes or so in daytime 
						between 5:17 a.m. and 11:07 p.m. Line 208 connects 
						the Balice 
						airport with the central bus depot and Krakow Glowny 
						central train station and runs every hour from 4:35 a.m. 
						to 9:20 p.m. Nightly bus 902 operates the same route, 
						leaving every hour or so between 11:20 p.m. and 4:50 a.m. "Fast" 
						bus goes from the airport to the central train and bus 
						stations with few stops in 
						between and runs every hour from 7:50 am to 10:50 pm. 
						 
						  
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                Taxi stands in front 
				of the passenger terminals belong to cabbies employed by a 
				subsidiary company of the Krakow Airport. They charge either 69 
				zloty (PLN) or 89 PLN for a journey to central Krakow. Also, you may phone 
				one of Krakow's taxi calling centers and they will send the 
				nearest cab available. Daytime fare for a ride to the center of 
				Krakow should not exceed the equivalent of 20 euro, and 35 euro 
				anywhere within the city limits but unauthorized taxis may be 
				costlier.   
                   
                  
					See more on the city's transport and ways of getting around 
					Krakow.  
                  
					Airport facilities. 
                  
                  
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						Ticket offices are located on the ground level in the 
						public area of the terminal.  
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						Information desks are situated in the passenger 
						terminal, plus there is a public visual-info system in 
						place.   
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						Trolleys are available free-of-charge without deposit at 
						the parking lot, at entrance to the passenger terminal, 
						and in the arrival hall.  
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						First aid is to be found in the public area of the 
						terminal.  
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						Fully equipped mother-and-baby room is available free of 
						charge and round the clock on the mezzanine in the 
						public area of the International Terminal.   
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						Chapel is available to everybody on the mezzanine of the 
						International Terminal and the Mass is said on Sundays 
						at 10 a.m.  
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						Eateries are situated on the mezzanine of the 
						International Terminal (a restaurant and cafe), in its 
						ground-floor public area (a snack bar), in the departure 
						hall after ticket/passport control (a cafeteria).   
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						Shops in the public area of the terminals sell 
						souvenirs, jewelry, folk art, alcohol, tobacco, food, 
						etc.   
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						Newsstands at the terminal 
						sell tickets for the 
						city transport system, i.e. buses and trams.   
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						Duty-free shops are available to passengers on 
						international flights in the departure hall of Terminal 
						T1 after ticket/passport control. It sells cosmetics, 
						alcohol, tobacco, sweets, souvenirs, etc.  
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						Branch of the BPH S.A. bank in the public area of the 
						International Terminal is open on weekdays between 8 
						a.m. and 8 p.m. and on weekends from 9:15 a.m. to 8 
						p.m.   
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						Currency
                      exchange is provided by a desks in the public area of the 
						International Terminal on weekdays and Saturdays from 
						7:45 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. and from 7:45 a.m. to 7 p.m. on 
						Sundays as well as the branch of the BPH S.A. bank on 
						weekdays 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. and on weekends from 9:15 
						a.m. to 8 p.m.   
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						ATMs are available in the terminal.  
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						Post office is open in the public area of the 
						International Terminal on weekdays from 8:45 a.m. to 
						2:45 p.m.  
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						Left luggage lockers are situated outside in front of 
						the terminal.   
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						Business Lounge allows passengers on international 
						flights to relax and/or work for an equivalent of 
						roughly 20 euro. It’s outfitted with computer, internet 
						connection, satellite TV, printer, copier, fax machine, 
						public phone, the Polish and foreign press, visual 
						information, plus sweets and soft as well as alcoholic 
						drinks.  
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						VIP Lounge with full catering services holds up to 15 
						people and is available for a fee by way of advance 
						reservation (phone + 48 126393354).  
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						Car rental desks are situated in the public area 
						opposite the exit from the arrivals hall.   
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						Yellow wall phones in the arrival hall connect free of 
						charge to numbers within Poland, mobiles as well as 
						landlines.   
                   
                      
						Lost Luggage   
					Lost luggage desk is situated in the public area on the 
					ground floor of the International Terminal T1. Its phone 
					number is (+48) 122855121. 
                       
						Please note that the Krakow airport's main terminal 
						handles all flyers now. The auxiliary air terminal, T2, 
						has been shut down due to modernization.  
                   
                  
					Contact information of Krakow's John Paul II International 
					Airport of Balice. 
                  
					24-hour airport information phone service: (+48) 801055000 
					or 122955800 
                  
					Postal address: 
					Miedzynarodowy Port Lotniczy im. Jana Pawła II Kraków-Balice 
					Sp. z o.o., ul. Kpt. M. Medweckiego 1, 32-083 Balice 
                  gm. Zabierzow, woj. Malopolskie, Poland.  
                  
					Email: lotnisko@krakowairport.pl  
                  
					Web site www.krakowairport.pl   
                  
					Lost Luggage phone (+48) 122855121  
                  
					Customs phone (+48) 126393236 
                  
					The manager of the passenger terminal phone (+48) 126393309 
                  
					Company headquarters phone: (+48) 126393000, fax (+48) 
					124117977  
                  
					Car park phone (+48) 126393456 
                   
                  
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					Timetable of flights to Krakow's Balice International Airport 
				
					
					Krakow airport train 
                  
					 
                  
                  
					Over seven million visitors show up in Krakow every year. 
					Many arrive by air, but most take advantage of the fact that 
					Krakow lies at a major European road and rail junction. 
                  
                 
        
                  
                  
                  
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