Rzeszów Airport

Rzeszow Ulma Family Airport is the airport that serves Rzeszow in south eastern Poland. It is located in Jasionka, at Jasionka 942, 36-002 Jasionka. The airport was known as Port Lotniczy Rzeszow-Jasionka until it changed its name on 29 February 2024.

The airport is run by a limited liability company. It was set up in December 2007 by the Podkarpackie Province and the State Enterprise Polish Airports. The province holds 53.12 percent of the shares and Polish Airports holds 46.88 percent. The share capital is 618,299,400 zloty, paid in full. The board lists Adam Hamryszczak as president and Bartosz Gorski as vice president.

Passenger traffic is shown on the home page with live departure and arrival lists. Flights go to Warsaw, London, Bodrum, Antalya and Milan. The news mentions new Ryanair routes to Malta and to Alicante in Spain. The airport says it handled its millionth passenger of 2024 on 11 November, who arrived from Riga. The news also covers a new Business Lounge by Baltona, and a digital clearance system with PANSA, the Polish air navigation agency.

The passenger menu covers airlines, charter flights, lost luggage, help for disabled travelers, a VIP and business area, luggage storage, a chapel and a family friendly airport program. There is a map of the terminal and a page on how to get there.

The business menu lists advertising at the airport, space for rent and cargo. A section for air carriers and one on investments and traffic statistics are also listed. The infoline is +48 17 717 0800. The airport also publishes a magazine called AirGo.