The most direct bus option is the AP line operated by ZTM, which connects the airport with Katowice Central Station (Dworzec). You can also take the train (S9 line) from Pyrzowice Lotnisko station to Zawiercie or Tarnowskie Góry, where connections to Katowice are available.
Uber operates at the airport. Once you request a ride, the pick-up point is usually the P1 car park, located just a short walk from the terminal exits. Follow the instructions in the app to confirm the exact location of your driver.
Yes, the airport provides free and unlimited Wi-Fi access throughout all terminals (A, B and C), both in public areas and airside.
SIM cards can be purchased at Relay newsagents or 1Minute convenience stores located in the public areas of Terminals A and B. Please note that in Poland it is mandatory to register the SIM card with an identity document (passport or EU ID card) at the time of purchase.
No, Katowice Airport currently does not offer left luggage facilities or automated lockers for security reasons.
If you have left an item inside the terminal, contact the Lost & Found office operated by GTL-Service in Terminal C (phone numbers: +48 32 39 27 327 / +48 604 433 352). If the issue concerns checked baggage, you should contact the airline you travelled with or its handling agent in the arrivals hall.
Currency exchange offices (Kantor) are located on the ground floor of Terminals A and B, as well as in the arrivals area of Terminal C. Cash machines are available throughout the airport and operate 24 hours a day.
Yes, there is a pharmacy located in the public area of Terminal B, where you can purchase medicines and personal care products.