| 30-ties |
airfield Strachowice built for German Airforce needs,
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| February 1945 |
airport taken over by the Soviet Army,
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| June 1945 |
civil aviation activities started with circular airlink Warsaw - Lódz - Poznan - Wroclaw - Katowice - Lódz - Warsaw,
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| spring 1946 |
civil airport transferred from Strachowice to Gadów Maly. Air links: Warsaw - Wroclaw - Warsaw
with intermediate stop at Lódz, and Poznan - Wroclaw - Katowice (1948-1950) launched,
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| 1952/1953 |
Wroclaw - Strachowice airfield enlarged and modernised (a concrete runway built),
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| 1958 |
civil airport activities returned from Gadów Maly to Strachowice,
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| 1958-1992 |
scheduled airlinks to Warsaw, Cracow and Rzeszów as well as seasonal ones to Gdansk, Szczecin and Koszalin operated,
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| June 1990 |
a decision to create a joint stock company Port Lotniczy Wroclaw SA taken by Municipal and Provincial Authorities,
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| November 1991 |
German firm AIRCONSULT from Airport Frankfurt/Main developed a Feasibility Study of Wroclaw Airport,
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| January 1992 |
joint stock company Port Lotniczy Wroclaw SA established,
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| August 1992 |
new Arrivals Terminal open,
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| December 1992 |
concession for economic activity at Strachowice Airport given to Port Lotniczy Wroclaw SA,
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| January 1993 |
property and employees of "Polish Airports" State Enterprise taken over by Port Lotniczy Wroclaw SA,
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| January 1993 |
Wroclaw - Frankfurt/Main - the first international airlink at Wroclaw Airport launched,
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| April 1993 |
airlink Wroclaw -Dusseldorf launched,
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| March 1996 |
another airlink Wroclaw - Frankfurt/Main launched,
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| May 1997 |
new International Departures Terminal open,
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| January 1998 |
airlink Wroclaw - Vienna launched,
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| March 1998 |
build works on a new Domestic Flights Terminal started,
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| April 1998 |
airlink Wroclaw - Copenhagen launched,
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| November 1998 |
new Domestic Flights Terminal open,
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| May 1999 |
Wroclaw Air Cargo Terminal open,
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| May 1999 |
installation of meteorological system (VAISALA) completed,
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| June 1999 |
modernised International Arrivals Hall open,
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| November 1999 |
airlink Wroclaw - Munich launched,
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| January 2000 |
new Airport Fire Station open,
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| November 2000 |
another(third) apron completed,
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| February 2001 |
new Air Traffic Control Tower open,
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| February 2001 |
duty free zone in the International Departures Hall open,
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| April 2004 |
from April 2004 to October 2004 a route Wroclaw - Paris was operated,
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| November 2004 |
a new Wroclaw - London daily route starting from the 24th March 2005 was announced,
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| March 2005 |
airlink Wroclaw - London launched,
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| 6th December 2005 |
Wroclaw Airport was given the name of Nicolaus Copernicus and the new part of the terminal has been opened,
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| December 2005 |
opening new connections to Dublin and Milan,
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| February 2006 |
airlinks Wrocław - Nottingham and Wrocław - Shannon launched,
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| March 2006 |
opening new connection to Dortmund.
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| April 2006 |
opening new connection to Warsaw and Gdańsk.
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| August 2006 |
opening new connection to Glasgow.
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| September 2006 |
opening new connection to Stockholm (Norwegian, flights 2 times a week, canceled in January 2007)
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| October 2006 |
opening new connections to Liverpool, Frankfurt Hahn and Milan Bergamo (Ryanair, 3,4,3 times a week respectively,
flights to Bergamo canceled in June 2007, to Frankfurt Hahn canceled in October 2007)
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| October 2006 |
opening new connections to Roma Ciampino, Lonon Gatwick and Cork (Centralwings, 3,4,2 times a week respectively)
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| April 2007 |
opening additional connection to Munich (28 times a week currently),
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| September 2007 |
opening additional connection to Warsaw (LOT, 54 times a week currently)
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| October 2007 |
opening additional connection to Warsaw (LOT, 61 times a week currently)
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| October 2007 |
opening additional connection to Munich (Lufthansa, 34 times a week currently)
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| October 2007 |
opening additional connection to Frankfurt (Lufthansa, times a week currently)
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| October 2007 |
opening new connection to Milan (Volareweb, 3 times a week)
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| November 2007 |
opening new connection to Brussels (LOT, 6 times a week)
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| November 2007 |
opening new connections to Bristol ans Barcelona Girona (Ryanair, 4 and 2 times a week respectively)
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| February 2008 |
opening new connections to London Luton and Doncaster Sheffield (Wizzair,
5 and 2 times a week respectively, from June 3 times a week)
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| March 2008 |
opening of a new terminal to serve
passengers traveling to non Schengen countries
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