Cheap flights to Poland

Flights in Poland

Poland is a large country located in Central Europe with 12 airports spread across the country, offering local and international flight services. Areas not covered by these airports are well connected by elaborate road and rail networks. Warsaw, the largest metropolis and the country's capital, is well served by Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport, the busiest and largest airport in Poland. It handles the highest percentage of total air passenger traffic by approximately 40% to 50%. Major local flights in Poland are intercity between Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, Warsaw, and Szczecin. There are international flights to Berlin, Amsterdam, London, Chicago, and Paris, and more every day of the week, throughout the year. Other airports near Warsaw Chopin include John Paul II International Airport based in Krakow, Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport in Gdansk and Wroclaw-Copernicus Airport in Wroclaw. These airports offer not only commercial passenger services but also carrier services.

Booking with Omio

Are you planning to travel by flight to Poland? Omio is a convenient booking platform that enables travelers to search for several air flights and compare their travel rates. It also offers mobile ticketing services for over 800 travel operators in 36 European countries. Omio ticketing and booking serves a number of currencies and languages, as well as hundreds of destinations. Navigate through available travel routes (shortest or fastest) and find one suitable based on the travel dates and destination. The Omio app gives passengers the flexibility to explore their various travel packages. On the platform, enter the departure and arrival destinations for your trip to Poland. Several flights in Poland will pop up along with travel time and price. Select the preferred flight and book the ticket. Then, print the ticket or download it onto your mobile device. Omio is a reliable and safe travel agent, with competitive travel rates.

Flight Companies in Poland

There are several major flight companies in Poland that are part of the more extensive transport network serving Europe. LOT Charters is the Polish national air carrier and a member of the Star Alliance. This airline operates from Warsaw Chopin Airport and owns 90 aircrafts. It has daily flights across other European countries, Asia, and North America. Domestic routes in Poland are between Warsaw to Wroclaw, which is about 187 miles (302 kilometers) away, Warsaw to Krakow at 157 miles (252 kilometers), and Warsaw to Gdansk, which are 175 miles (285 kilometers) apart. Ryanair Sun, one of the primary flight companies in Poland, is chartered and operates both domestic and international flights. This airline operates across various airports in Poland, such as Warsaw Chopin, Warsaw Modin, Wroclaw, Krakow, Pozna -Lawica, Katowice, and Gdansk airports. Major flights in Poland using Ryanair Sun are into and out of London-Gatwick, London-Luton, London-Stansted, Israel, and Morocco. SkyTaxi is another well-known airline in Poland, which operates from Wroclaw Copernicus Airport. It offers chartered passenger and cargo flights to the Middle East, North Africa, Europe, as well as domestic flight. A popular international route from SkyTaxi is to Shanghai, China, about 5,134 miles (8,262 kilometers) from Warsaw.

Popular international routes by flights in Poland

From Poland, there are many international flights across Europe, as well as to a few countries in Asia, North America, and North Africa. Vienna to Warsaw is a popular route about 345 miles (555.2 kilometers) distance. By air, it takes 1 hour 25 minutes flying from Warsaw Frederic Chopin to Schwechat International airport in Vienna. Warsaw to Beijing, China, is another long cross-continent flight from Poland. The distance between the two cities is 4,314.5 miles (6,943.5 kilometers), and the journey takes 8 to 12 hours, depending on the route used. There are six flights scheduled every week for this route. Another exciting international route is between Warsaw and Berlin, Germany. The journey is approximately 321 miles (516.6 kilometers), which takes about 1 hour 27 minutes. There are daily flights between the two cities served by the LOT Charters airline.

When arriving

Poland has a rich cultural heritage preserved in myriad museums and parks. The Wieliczka Salt Underground mine chambers in Krakow, the Wawel Royal Castle in Warsaw, and The Cloth Hall in Krakow are some of the top attractions to consider in the country. Domestic flights in Poland have shorter check-in times compared to international flights. Arrive on time to avoid missed flights!