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Solidarity Szczecin–Goleniów Airport

Szczecin(Glewice), Poland
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Northwest Poland's gateway serving Szczecin and the Pomeranian region.

Opened
1953
Location
Goleniów, Poland
Solidarity Szczecin–Goleniów Airport (IATA: SZZ, ICAO: EPSC) is the main commercial airport serving the city of Szczecin and the surrounding West Pomeranian region of northwestern Poland. It is located near the town of Goleniów, approximately 45 kilometers northeast of Szczecin city center. The airport was renamed in honor of the Solidarity trade union movement, which was born in Poland. The airport handles both scheduled and charter flights, connecting the region to major European destinations. It has undergone modernization efforts in recent decades to improve passenger handling capacity and infrastructure. Despite its relatively modest size, the airport plays an important role in the economic and touristic development of the Szczecin metropolitan area, serving travelers heading to the Baltic coast and the broader Pomeranian region.
Terminals
The airport has a single passenger terminal building handling both domestic and international flights.
Getting to & from
The airport is connected to Szczecin city center by bus and taxi services, with the journey taking approximately 45–60 minutes.
Airlines here
Ryanair and LOT Polish Airlines are among the primary carriers operating scheduled services at the airport.
Notable facts
  • ›The airport is named in honor of Poland's historic Solidarity (Solidarność) trade union movement.
  • ›It is located near Goleniów, about 45 km from Szczecin city center.
  • ›The airport serves both scheduled European routes and seasonal charter flights.
  • ›It is one of the smaller regional airports in Poland by passenger volume.
  • ›The facility underwent significant modernization and expansion in the 2000s.
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Route map (7 destinations)

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Routes

SZZ → OSLDY · 733
SZZ → DUBFR · 738
SZZ → STNFR · 738
SZZ → LPLFR · 738
SZZ → WAWLO · E70
SZZ → SVGW6 · 320
SZZ → TRFW6 · 320
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City & Place Guide

Where the Oder River meets Baltic heritage and Prussian grandeur

Szczecin (note: Gliwice is a separate city in Silesia — this guide covers Szczecin) is a dynamic port city in northwestern Poland, straddling the Oder River near the German border. Once a major Hanseatic city known as Stettin under Prussian and German rule, it retains a fascinating blend of Gothic, Baroque, and modernist architecture alongside a lively contemporary arts scene.

The city rebuilt itself significantly after World War II and today thrives as a university hub and cultural center. Its broad boulevards, nicknamed the 'Paris of the North,' waterfront promenades, and restored Old Town make it an increasingly popular destination for travelers exploring lesser-known Polish gems.

  • •Pomeranian Dukes' Castle — magnificent Renaissance castle dominating the city skyline
  • •Wały Chrobrego Embankment — grand terraced promenade with sweeping Oder River views
  • •St. James's Cathedral — soaring Gothic cathedral with a striking reconstructed tower
  • •National Museum Szczecin — rich collection of Pomeranian art and local history
  • •Philharmonic Hall — award-winning modern concert hall of striking glass architecture
  • •Łasztownia Island — revitalized waterfront district with cafes, galleries, and harbor culture

Getting around: Szczecin has an efficient network of trams and city buses operated by ZDiTM, covering most neighborhoods and key sights affordably. Taxis and rideshare apps like Bolt are widely available and reasonably priced. The central train station (Szczecin Główny) connects the city to Warsaw, Berlin, and other major hubs, making rail a convenient option for arrivals and day trips.

Best time: Late spring through early summer (May–June) offers mild weather, blooming parks, and outdoor festivals without peak-season crowds.

Local food: Try fresh Baltic fish dishes, hearty żurek sour rye soup, and regional Pomeranian smoked meats at the Stary Rynek market square eateries.

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Solidarity Szczecin–Goleniów Airport
Encyclopaedia

Solidarity Szczecin–Goleniów Airport (Polish:Port Lotniczy Szczecin–Goleniów im. NSZZ Solidarność is the main domestic and international airport serving the city of Szczecin in Poland and is located 45 km northeast of the city, near the town of Goleniów, in the village of Glewice. About 1.6 million residents live within its catchment area.

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