
A new air connection from Poznań to the European transport hub at the junction of three borders.
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Poznań-Ławica Airport recorded a record number of over 4.1 million passengers served in 2025.
Today, Wizz Air launched flights between Poznań-Ławica Airport and EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg.
Cruises on the new route will be operated on Mondays and Fridays, and in selected weeks of the winter season also on Wednesdays.
Thanks to this, passengers from Greater Poland gained a convenient connection to one of the most important transport hubs in Europe.
An airport at the junction of three countries
EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is a unique airport, jointly managed by two countries and serving three cities located in three different countries.
Although it is located on French territory, it has separate service areas for passengers traveling to France and Switzerland. Additionally, the airport has convenient road and rail connections with the German city of Freiburg.
To three cultures in one flight
The press release emphasized the uniqueness of the new connection: "For passengers, this means a unique opportunity to reach a region of three cultures, three languages and three economies in one flight, without the need to use connecting flights."
A historical record on Ławica
The year 2025 turned out to be a record year for the Poznań airport. As many as 4 million 144 thousand people used Ławica's services. 829 passengers - this is the highest result in the history of the port and about 15 percent more than in 2024.
The new connection with Basel, Mulhouse and Freiburg has the potential to further increase the interest of travelers.

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