Two catering buildings are being planned for Poland’s Centralny Port Komunikacyjny project, with the facilities to sit directly in the airport’s operational area and serve two independent catering providers. The buildings will handle stored, processed and prepared finished meals and retail goods for delivery to aircraft, while no on-site food production is planned.
The layout is designed to support airside logistics at the future hub and keep catering flows close to the aircraft stands. That setup points to a split between external production and airport-side handling, with the new buildings acting as a dedicated interface for loading meal trays and onboard retail items before departure.
The development is part of the wider ground infrastructure now taking shape around the planned airport in central Poland. While the available material does not identify the caterers, budget or construction timetable, it shows that CPK continues to advance the practical systems needed before commercial operations can begin.