Editing Katowice (section)

===Airports===
[[File:Terminal A outside.jpg|thumb|[[Katowice Airport]]]]
Located approximately {{convert|30|km|mi|abbr=on}} north of the city center, [[Katowice Airport]] is the main airport serving Katowice. The airport is a focus city for [[LOT Polish Airlines]], [[Ryanair]] and its subsidiary [[Buzz (airline)|Buzz]], [[Wizz Air]], [[Smartwings Poland|Smartwings]], and [[Enter Air]]. The busiest routes are: [[London]], [[Dortmund]], [[Antalya]], [[Eindhoven]], [[Warsaw]] and [[Frankfurt]]. Katowice is the largest leisure travel airport in Poland.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Statistics by origin airports – FPR |url=https://www.ulc.gov.pl/en/market-regulation/statictics-and-analysis-of-air-transport-market/3974-statistics-by-airports |access-date=2022-08-03 |website=www.ulc.gov.pl}}</ref> [[Long-haul flights]] are operated from Katowice to [[Varadero]] in [[Cuba]], [[Bangkok]] in [[Thailand]], [[Cancún]] in [[Mexico]], [[Malé]] in [[Maldives]] and to [[Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic|Puerto Plata]] as well as [[Punta Cana]] in [[Dominican Republic]]. Katowice is also the second-largest cargo airport, after Warsaw Chopin. The airport is accessed through a metropolitan express bus line, running every 30 minutes between 4am and 9:30pm and every hour at night. A new train station at the airport is under construction, scheduled to be operational in 2023.

Katowice is also within an hour drive from [[Kraków John Paul II International Airport|Kraków Airport]], which offers additional destinations and airlines such as [[Amsterdam]] ([[KLM]]), [[Paris]] ([[Air France]]), [[Helsinki]] ([[Finnair]]), [[Chicago]] and [[Newark, New Jersey|Newark]] ([[LOT Polish Airlines]]), [[Copenhagen]] and [[Stockholm]] ([[Scandinavian Airlines|SAS]]) and [[Zürich|Zurich]] ([[Swiss International Air Lines|Swiss]]). The airport can be accessed through scheduled buses leaving from Katowice bus station every 30–60 minutes.