Terminal 1
The original 1997 terminal, 9,662 sq. m of usable floor space. In recent years it has mainly served flights outside the Schengen area — the airport does not publish which airlines use which building, so confirm your terminal on your boarding pass.
Changing terminals
T1 and T2 are separate buildings on the same site.
Accessibility
PRM reporting points are marked throughout the passenger terminal building and at the parking bay; the dedicated PRM service point (run by contractor Ferier) is in the T2 Departure Hall. Flag the need when you book with your airline — Ferier gets briefed once the carrier passes it on, ideally two full days out.
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Terminal 2
The main terminal, built in 2012 ahead of Euro 2012 and expanded twice since — a 2014–2015 project added the arrivals hall, and a western pier built 2019–2022 added 16,000 sq. m of usable space. It mainly serves Schengen-area flights, has nine jet bridges (the only ones in Poland sized for LOT’s Bombardier Q400 turboprops), and displays Professor Maciej Świeszewski’s painting “The Last Supper”.
Check-in
Ground floor: check-in counters, then a light-blue security checkpoint, with arrivals (baggage carousels, border control) on the same level.
Security
On the 1st floor, departure gates split into a Schengen zone (G11–G24) and, past border control, a Non-Schengen zone (G25–G30); a separate Bus Gates sector (G31–G32) serves flights reached by shuttle bus. The Executive Lounge sits near the entrance from the lower level.
From the train & tram station
Walk directly from T2 to the platforms of the Pomeranian Metropolitan Railway (PKM) line — the railway station sits right in front of the terminal, reachable from inside the building via a covered footbridge.
Changing terminals
T1 and T2 are separate buildings a short walk apart along the same landside road.
Accessibility
The PRM service point, run by contractor Ferier, is in the T2 Departure Hall, alongside marked reporting points across the terminal and at the parking bay. Ferier picks up the case once your airline forwards it, so flag the need when you book — or with two full days to spare at the latest. The St. John Paul II Chapel is on T2’s 1st floor, with Sunday Mass at 10:00.
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