Cheap flights to Poland

Poland is very well connected with the UK as all budget airlines such as Easyjet, Ryanair & Wizzair as well as British Airways and Polish Airlines LOT fly to the main Polish cities.

Flights to Poland take between 2 and 3 hours depending on the destination.  You can fly to most major cities in Poland and two new airports opened in 2012.  Once you arrive in Poland, there's normally very good public transport to get you from the airport to the city centre.

Airports in Poland and transfer from the airport

Bydgoszcz      served by Ryanair

Gdansk           served by Ryanair & Wizzair

        From Lech Walesa Airport you get into city centre on bus 110 or 210 in around 30 mins

Katowice        served by Ryanair & Wizzair

Krakow           served by Easyjet, Ryanair, BA, LOT, Jet2 (from the north of England airports)

Best way to get to city centre from Balice Airport is by bus 208, 292 or night bus 902.  Another way is by a shuttle train from the airport to the main railway station in Krakow - from the airport take a short bus ride (or walk) to the train stop and purchase the tickets from the ticket conductor on the train

Lodz               served by Ryanair & Wizzair

Lublin             newly opened in December 2012, daily flights by Ryanair & Wizzair

Shuttle train takes you to the main train station in Lublin in 16 minutes, from the station you can take a bus, trolleybus or a taxi to your hotel

Poznan          served by Ryanair & Wizzair

Lawica Airport is located 7km from the centre, easiest way into town is by bus L, 59 or 48 or by taxi

Rzeszow        served by Ryanair

Szczecin        served by Ryanair

Warsaw         served by Ryanair, Wizzair, BA, LOT

Fryderyk Chopin Airport -  get into city centre by bus number 175 in about 30 minutes

Modlin Airport - a shuttle bus takes you to Modlin railway station, from there it takes about   44 minutes by train to Warsaw Central station which in the middle of the city

Wroclaw        served by Ryanair & Wizzair

Nicolaus Copernicus Airport is located 13 km from the centre, easiest way into town is by bus no 406 or by taxi

It's a good idea to keep an eye on the Easyjet and Wizzair site for cheap Poland flights and snap them up as they come up. In off peak times you should be able to get a return flight to Poland for around £100. Beware of Christmas time though, most of the Poles (yours truly included) tend to fly back to Poland for this special time and the fares get booked up as early as August/September. Leaving it late might mean you end up paying close to £300 for your Poland flights!!