Passport control

It's good to arrive at the airport with plenty of spare time before the flight to be able to make all formalities. It is recommended to appear about 2 hours before flight abroad, and about one hour before domestic flight. Check-in and security control are often time consuming.

After arrival at the airport, go to check-in desk (check-in.) Please be prepared to show your ticket and passport (identity card), as it will significantly speed up the check.

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During the security control all metal objects such as keys, watches, belts with large metal clasps, mobile phones, coins, etc. should be placed in special trays, then put the trays on the tape of the X-ray device with the whole baggage.

It's good to place overcoats in larger trays.

These processes will facilitate and speed up security checks.

After registration (check-in), go to the position of border crossings (it is necessary to show a passport or ID card).

Then, depending on the free time that is left to departure, you can do your shopping in stores offering a variety of products at very competitive prices, or go to the cafe or restaurant.

No later than 40 minutes prior to departure from the country you should go towards the gate (gate), whose number we got together with the boarding pass (boarding card) at the time of registration. Boarding is the last stage of admission. Boarding follows directly from the gateway or at the direction of the person who leads boarding.

The bus service between the gateway and the entrance to the plane whisks passengers directly to the aircraft.

After arrival at your destination and collecting your baggage, go to the passport check-in counter (or pass control). Most (especially for larger airports) separate queues for passport clearance lead EU citizens (EU citizens) and travel outside the EU (non EU citizens).

When checking the passengers are asked to show a valid passport or identity card.

Pyrzowice Airport set rigid time to report to the check-in. Please carefully read the applicable rules!