- International airports in Poland
- Metropolitan direction
- To the UNESCO monuments
In Poland, there are many airports that maintain convenient communication between the cities of the country and with neighboring states. Russian travelers usually arrive at the capital, which bears the name of Frederic Chopin. Direct regular flights to Warsaw from Moscow are operated by Aeroflot, and from the northern capital you can go there on the wings of the Polish carrier LOT. Travel time is about 2 hours.
International airports in Poland
In addition to the capital, airports and in other regions of the country have the right to receive foreign guests:
- Fans of recreation on the Baltic Sea fly to Gdansk - the Sopot resort is located 10 km from the airfield. Seasonal flights are operated by Ryanair from England, Spain, Italy and Malta, and regular flights are scheduled by Air Berlin, Finnair, Lufthansa, Scandinavian Airlines and Wizz Air to Berlin, Helsinki, Copenhagen, Oslo and dozens of other cities. The bus service also connects Gdansk airport with Sopot and Gdynia. Transfer is also possible on suburban trains.
- Katowice Airport in the southwest has many seasonal flights to warm countries - Spain, Egypt, Turkey and Greece. Lufthansa and Air Cairo fly here regularly from Frankfurt and Sharm el-Sheikh. LOT connects Katowice with Warsaw, and shuttle buses to the city are provided every hour from the passenger terminal to Katowice train station.
Metropolitan direction
Poland's airport in Warsaw receives and dispatches up to 300 daily flights to the vast majority of European countries, the Middle East and North Africa. Seasonal charters are organized by Arkefly, which carries passengers to the Dominican Republic, Mexico and Mauritius.
Two passenger terminals of the air port named after Chopin's are divided into five zones with over 100 check-in counters. Free Wi-Fi is available in Terminal A, and car rentals are available in the arrivals area. For departing passengers, there are Duty Free shops, restaurants, currency exchange offices, post office and business class lounges.
Transfer from the airport to the capital is available by electric trains departing from the station in Terminal A, and by buses 175 and 188 during the day and 32 at night.
To the UNESCO monuments
The city where the airport of John Paul II is located is considered one of the most beautiful not only in the country, but also in Europe. The air harbor was built 11 km from Krakow, and its last modernization was carried out in 2013. The new terminal accepts all international flights operated by popular air carriers:
- Seasonal flights to Greece, Italy, Turkey, Egypt and Germany are operated by Aegean Airlines, Alitalia, Enter Air and Germanwings.
- The regular schedule includes flights from many cities in Europe. On the airfield, the liveries of the most famous carriers of the Old World, including low-cost airlines, flicker.
The transfer to the city from the Krakow airport in Poland is carried out by Balice Express trains, which take 20 minutes to travel.
