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Please be informed that November sittings will be held from 4th until 14th of November 2025 in Warsaw (excluding November 10 and 11)* and from 18th until 28th of November 2025 in Chełm.

Making reservations for the November sittings will be possible from 9.00 a.m. on October 27th, 2025, for both locations.The examination sittings will be held from 9.00 until 15.00.

In November sitting in Warsaw we can accept:

candidates with reservations and candidates for whom November sitting is the last sitting they can attend within their exam from 4th until 14th of November 2025 candidates without reservations from 4th until 13th of November 2025

In November sitting in Chełm we can accept:

candidates with reservations and candidates for whom November sitting is the last sitting they can attend within their exam from 18th until 28th of November 2025 candidates without reservations from 18th until 27th of November 2025

Please be informed there is a queue ticket machine in the waiting room in Warsaw examination center. The tickets can be taken from 9.00 o’clock. Please follow the instructions given by the examination personnel.

* November 10, 2025 is a day off from office work, November 11, 2025  Poland's National Independence Day.

ATTENTION!On November 14th candidates without reservations will not be allowed to take exams in Warsaw.On November 28th candidates without reservations will not be allowed to take exams in Chełm.

Address ULC local unit in Chełm – Wojsławicka 8 street, Chełm.

It is hereby informed that the examination sittings included in the annual theoretical examination plan, held at two locations - the Civil Aviation Authority in Warsaw and the CAA Field Unit in Chełm - are treated as separate examination sittings.

This means that taking the theoretical examinations in the same calendar month at both locations will result in two separate examination sittings being opened.

Please be informed that September sittings will be held from 9th until 19th of September 2025 in Warsaw and from 22nd until 26th of September 2025 in Chełm.Please be informed that the September examination sitting in Chełm will last for 5 days.The examination sittings will be held from 9.00 until 15.00.Making reservations for the September sittings will be possible from 9.00 a.m. on September 1st, 2025, for both locations.In September sitting in Warsaw we can accept:

candidates with reservations and candidates for whom September sitting is the last sitting they can attend within their exam from 9th until 19th of September 2025, candidates without reservations from 9th until 18th of September 2025.

In September sitting in Chełm we can accept:

candidates with reservations and candidates for whom September sitting is the last sitting they can attend within their exam from 22nd until 26th of September 2025 candidates without reservations from 22nd until 25th of September 2025.

Please be informed there is a queue ticket machine in the waiting room in Warsaw examination center. The tickets can be taken from 9.00 o’clock. Please follow the instructions given by the examination personnel.

Attention:On September 19th candidates without reservations will not be allowed to take exams in Warsaw.On September 26th candidates without reservations will not be allowed to take exams in Chełm.

Address ULC local unit in Chełm – Wojsławicka 8 street, Chełm.

It is hereby informed that the examination sittings included in the annual theoretical examination plan, held at two locations - the Civil Aviation Authority in Warsaw and the CAA Field Unit in Chełm - are treated as separate examination sittings.

This means that taking the theoretical examinations in the same calendar month at both locations will result in two separate examination sittings being opened.

 

More informations: https://ulc.gov.pl/en/examination/theoretical-exams

The Minister of Infrastructure Dariusz Klimczak appointed Andrzej Kotwica to the position of Vice President of the Civil Aviation Authority.

On June 9–10, high-level meetings are taking place at the headquarters of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in Washington, D.C., between representatives of the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) and senior leadership from the FAA, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), as well as high-level officials from the U.S. Department of State (DOS), Department of Transportation (DOT), and Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Europe is represented at these top-level talks by the Directors General of Civil Aviation from Poland (Julian Rotter, President of the Civil Aviation Authority), France, and the United Kingdom, as well as by ECAC leadership and a representative of the European External Action Service (EEAS).

The discussions are focused on aviation security and safety, including next steps in addressing GNSS signal interference, shared challenges faced by the U.S. and Europe ahead of the upcoming ICAO Assembly, and continued efforts to strengthen civil aviation safety and security.

A key outcome of the meeting is the signing of a historic cooperation agreement between ECAC and the United States. The agreement includes provisions for TSA participation in the joint evaluation process of aviation security equipment used by ECAC member states. This Memorandum of Understanding represents a significant step toward harmonizing procedures, enhancing information exchange, and reinforcing global civil aviation security.

The MoU was signed by:

Julie S. Brewer – Acting Under Secretary for Science and Technology, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Ha Nguyen McNeill – Acting Administrator, Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Alessio Quaranta – President of ECAC

Safe, clean and competitive European aviation — this was the slogan under which the capital of the Małopolska Region became Europe’s aviation capital for two days. The main objective of the Kraków Aviation Summit was to develop a common vision for the development of the European aviation sector that will meet climate, technological and geopolitical challenges while maintaining competitiveness and airspace safety.

Please be informed that October sitting will be held from 8th until 18th of 2024. Making reservations for the October sitting will be possible from 9.00 a. m. on September 30th, 2024. The examination sitting will be held from 9.00 until 15.00.

On October 16, 2024, the Minister of Infrastructure, Dariusz Klimczak, entrusted Mr. Mateusz Bączkowski with the duties of Acting Vice President of the Civil Aviation Authority.

Please be informed that November sitting will be held from  5th until 15th of November 2024. (Please note that November 11th is a national holiday in Poland (Independence Day) and we do not provide exams on that day.)

Making reservations for the November sitting will be possible from 9.00 a. m. on October 28th, 2024.

The examination sitting will be held from 9.00 until 15.00.

In November sitting we can accept:

- candidates with reservations and candidates for whom November sitting is the last sitting they can attend within their exam from 5th until 15th of November 2024

- candidates without reservations from 5th until 14th of November 2024

Please be informed there is a queue ticket machine in the waiting room. The tickets can be taken from 9.00 o’clock. Please follow the instructions given by the examination personnel.

Attention: On November 15th  candidates without reservations will not be allowed to take exams.

The Prime Minister, on October 22, 2024, appointed Julian Rotter as President of the Civil Aviation Authority. The appointment was made pursuant to Article 20(2) of the Act of July 3, 2002 Aviation Law (Journal of Laws 2023, item 2110).