Port Polska

Port Polska is a Polish company, also named on its site as Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK), that is planning and building a new airport and linked rail and road infrastructure in Poland. Its website, in Polish, carries sections on the airport, rail investments, road investments, the airport programme, a rail programme, a sustainable mobility plan for the region, and company documents and public procurement.

Projects named on the site

• A new airport, described by the company as an airport of the future, with design workshops held for participants from the industry
• Workshops for managers of European airlines led by company experts
• A project to design 36 facilities that support the new airport, for which the company reports signing the last of 18 implementing agreements
• Planning of rail connections and the KDP tunnel in Lodz, where a tunnel boring machine is being assembled in the starting chamber at Retkinia
• A multi-year programme for 2024 to 2032 and a sustainable mobility plan for the CPK region to 2038
• Applications for European Union funding for key investments, with three applications received by the European Commission

Planning and regional work

Port Polska also reports urban planning workshops with the municipality of Teresin about a new town centre, and a development strategy for the area surrounding the airport. The company publishes information on the use of building information modelling and a horizontal timetable concept for rail services that it presented at a national scientific and technical conference. It also supports education and scientific cooperation, including a scholarship programme for technical and vocational schools.

Events

Port Polska is listed as a sponsor of the IATA World Legal Symposium 2027 and as an exhibitor at Passenger Terminal Expo 2027.

Contact

Port Polska is listed under Airports, Aviation Logistics and is based in Poland.
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