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229 131 78,99% 970 786 71,34% 290 078 1 360 Domestic and international charter operations- departing passengers by carriers in the third quarter of 2019 and 2020 2020 2019 market market Carrier number passengers share number passengers share Enter Air 1 97 656 33,67% 1 380 494 27,96% Ryanair Sun 2 84 813 29,24% 2 303 650 22,31% Smartwings (d. Travel Service) 3 37 331 12,87% 3 220 612 16,21% Onur Air 4 11 680 4,03% 4 101 464 7,46% AMC Aviation 5 7 478 2,58% 13 15 389 1,13% Blue Panorama Airlines 6 5 700 1,96% 5 66 273 4,87% Nouvelair Tunisie 7 5 536 1,91% 8 33 526 2,46% Pegasus Airlines 8 5 268 1,82% 11 21 313 1,57% LOT Polish Airlines 9 5 132 1,77% 6 57 127 4,20% Corendon Airlines 10 4 390 1,51% 9 29 036 2,13% Aegean Airlines 11 3 542 1,22% 15 10 970 0,81% Ryanair 12 3 119 1,08% - - - Bulgarian Air Charter 13 1 551 0,53% 7 36 202 2,66% Wideroe's Flyveselskap 14 1 124 0,39% - - - Delta Air Lines 15 533 0,18% 34 91 0,01% AMC Airlines 16 445 0,15% - - - Wizz Air 17 408 0,14% - - - FlyEgypt 18 342 0,12% 20 1 828 0,13% SmartLynx Airlines 19 222 0,08% - - - Malta MedAir 20 217 0,07% - - - Royal-Star 21 173 0,06% - - - MyWay Airlines 22 171 0,06% - - - SkyTaxi 23 143 0,05% - - - Other carriers 13 104 4,52% 82 857 6,09% Polish carriers* 229 131 78,99% 970 786 71,34% Total passengers 290 078 1 360 832 Source: Civil Aviation Authority of Republic of Poland- data obtained from Polish airports, Warsaw, March 2021 *Polish carriers: Enter Air, Ryanair Sun, Smartwings (d. Travel Service), LOT Polish Airlines, AMC Aviation, Royal-Star, SkyTaxi Smartwings: Smartwings Slovakia, Smartwings Hungary, Smartwings Poland Note: In case of Ryanair value refer to diverted flights Domestic and international charter operations- departing passengers by carriers in the three quarters of 2019 and 2020 Domestic and international charter operations- departing passengers by carriers in the three quarters of 2019 and 2020 2020 2019 market market Carrier number passengers share number passengers share Enter Air 1 164 878 33,91% 1 675 698 29,30% Ryanair Sun 2 84 813 17,44% 2 466 167 20,21% Smartwings (d. Travel Service) 3 68 426 14,07% 3 411 966 17,86% LOT Polish Airlines 4 47 107 9,69% 5 104 596 4,54% Blue Panorama Airlines 5 26 426 5,43% 6 82 434 3,57% AMC Aviation 6 17 132 3,52% 12 35 186 1,53% Onur Air 7 11 680 2,40% 4 175 539 7,61% AMC Airlines 8 8 766 1,80% - - - Nouvelair Tunisie 9 5 536 1,14% 7 49 769 2,16% Pegasus Airlines 10 5 268 1,08% 14 29 424 1,28% Corendon Airlines 11 5 257 1,08% 9 45 707 1,98% Aegean Airlines 12 3 758 0,77% 15 17 047 0,74% Ryanair 13 3 621 0,74% 23 1 312 0,06% Israir 14 1 947 0,40% 20 3 157 0,14% SunExpress 15 1 740 0,36% 10 37 226 1,61% Bulgarian Air Charter 16 1 551 0,32% 8 47 139 2,04% Wideroe's Flyveselskap 17 1 249 0,26% - - - EL AL Israel Airlines 18 1 124 0,23% 21 2 635 0,11% Titan Airway 19 780 0,16% 30 821 0,04% Privilege Style 20 745 0,15% 92 28 0,00% SkyUp Airlines 21 739 0,15% - - - EasyJet 22 707 0,15% - - - Wizz Air 23 639 0,13% 46 338 0,01% Almasria Universal Airlines 24 610 0,13% 16 10 135 0,44% Arkia Israeli Airlines 25 566 0,12% 24 1 186 0,05% Other carriers 21 211 4,36% 108 844 4,72% Polish carriers* 378 891 77,92% 1 684 703 73,05% Total passengers 486 276 2 306 354 Source: Civil Aviation Authority of Republic of Poland- data obtained from Polish airports, Warsaw, March 2021 *Polish carriers: Enter Air, Ryanair Sun, LOT Polish Airlines, Smartwings (d. Travel Service), AMC Aviation, SkyTaxi, SprintAir, Royal-Star Smartwings: Smartwings Slovakia, Smartwings Hungary, Smartwings Poland Note: In case of Ryanair value refer to diverted flights.
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