LS Airport Services news includes changes in the Management Board and a summary of operational results. The company has also joined a new initiative at Chopin Airport.
On 17 January, the Company’s Supervisory Board appointed a new three-member Management Board for LS Airport Services S.A. for its eighth three-year term of office, which began on 18 January this year. Mr Konrad Mirowski, the current President, was reappointed as President of the Board. Mr Marcin Warsicki, who previously held the role, is now the Member of the Management Board for Operations. Additionally, the Supervisory Board has decided that the Member of the Management Board for Finance and Economics will join the Board in March.
Aleksandra Michalska-Fronczykowska
Head of Corporate and Legal Affairs
The year 2024 was an exceptionally busy one for LS Airport Services S.A. Despite the increased number of flight operations and emerging irregularities, our team maintained a high level of punctuality, with an on-time performance rate (OTP) of 99.79%. In 2024, LS Airport Services S.A. employees handled 85,205 flights (a 9% increase compared to 2023), 9,858,365 passengers (up 11% on 2023), and 6,288,925 bags (a 9% increase on 2023). Additionally, we managed 108,548 tonnes of air cargo freight at our cargo branches in Warsaw and Katowice (an 11.5% increase compared to 2023).
Marcin Warsicki
Board Member for Operations
In connection with Chopin Airport joining the International ‘Hidden Disabilities Sunflower’ Programme, all LS Airport Services S.A. employees working at the Warsaw Handling Branch and having direct contact with passengers will be trained to assist passengers with so-called hidden disabilities. The goal of the ‘Hidden Disabilities Sunflowers’ programme is to raise awareness of conditions that are not immediately visible, such as autism, anxiety, ADHD, and chronic illnesses. The Sunflower symbol, displayed on a green background as an identifier or part of a passenger’s clothing, discreetly signals to airport staff that the individual may require additional support. Passengers using the Sunflower symbol are not considered PRM (Persons with Reduced Mobility) passengers, meaning they do not require formal assistance, but they can request additional help at any point during their journey if needed. The first airport in Poland to join the HD Sunflower Programme in 2020 was Jan Paweł II Krakow-Balice Airport.
Rafał Sterpejkowicz
Passenger Handling Department Manager
at the Warsaw Handling Branch
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