Podkarpackie Science and Technology Park (PSTP) AEROPOLIS:

• Established in 2003 on the initiative of the Rzeszów Regional Development Agency (RARR). Signatories to this agreement included: the local government of the Sub-Carpathian province, Country of Rzeszów, the University of Rzeszów, the Rzeszów University of Technology, and both the Trzebownisko and Głogów Małopolski communities.

• It is the first industrial park in Poland, where the goal is to maintain the longestanding and deep - rooted traditions of the aviation industry in this region - both in the spheres of economic and scientific research.

• Encompasses an area of approximately 118 ha (Zones S1 and S2), situated just 10 km from the centre of Rzeszów, the capital of the Sub - Carpathian province, and neighbours Rzeszów - Jasionka International airport.

Main transportation routes:

• Motorway A4;

• National road No. 4 (International E-40): Germany - Polisch border - Jędrzychowice - Wrocław - Kraków - Lublin - Korczowa - the Polisch - Ukrainian border - Ukraine (Kiev);

• National road No. 19 (Rzeszów - Lublin - Białystok - Kuźnica Białostocka - the Polisch - Lithunian border) Future plans are to make it into a route linking the Baltic countries with the southern part of Europe;

• The planned implementation of the "Via Baltica' dual carriageway;

• The E-30 railway line, taking traffic from Western Europe to Ukraine. I Stage Started. It wile connect Baltic countries with the Southern Europe.

• National Road No. 9 (from Radom to the boarder - crossing point in Barinek).