Warsaw Airport

The main international airport that serves Poland is Warsaw Airport, which was once called Okęcie International Airport and it is presently named Frederich Chopin Airport, IATA code WAW. The airport operates international and domestic flights and as it serves the capital of the country, it is also the busiest. The airport has four terminals, three for passengers and one for cargo. In addition to numerous charter flights, there are100 scheduled flights each day

There are excellent road and rail links to the airport and public transport is available in the form of buses and trains. The bus routes are numbers 175 and 188 during the day and at night number N32. The train service will take you directly to Terminal 2, where the station is currently under construction. When it is completed, it will take passengers directly to the airport from the centre of Warsaw. You can also bring your own vehicle to the airport and park it in one of the four parking areas there. The first three car parks are for short stay parking only, while the fourth is for long stay parking.

The passenger facilities that you can find in Warsaw Airport include coffee shops, restaurants, shops and salons. There are also other basic services, such as information booths, car rental desks and many more. You can find out more about Frederich Chopin Airport, including flight arrival and departure information, by visiting the following website: http://www.lotnisko-chopina.pl/?lang=en.

The airport has one hotel on site, the three star rated Courtyard by Marriott. In addition, there are a further two, three-star rated, hotels within 1km, Airport Hotel Okecie and Hotel Gromada. The city of Warsaw is only 10km away, where there is a very wide selection of accommodation available