Chopin Airport and Warsaw’s city centre are connected by a fast and convenient rail link. The train ride from the airport to the city centre takes around 25 minutes.
Uber is available here. A ride from the airport is only ~30PLN. Otherwise there's a direct train for 5PLN. Both options are better than using the "official" taxis :)
If you are waiting for a flight, go across the road and pop into the lobby of the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel. Its a lot more comfortable, quieter and you can grab some decent food from the lobby bar.
Warsaw Chopin Airport wasn't unlike many other European airports I've been to. Although everything seemed minimalistic but well-organized and strictly functional in form
To pass polish passport control quickly and smoothly, say "dzendobry" to the officer. Saying hello in any foreign language will make him/her "check" every page of your passport.
Poland’s LOT airlinesbooks some of the shortest connecting flights in the industry. Luckily, Chopin is small and passport check is usually efficient. Very little margin for error though.
Heading into town? Make use of the free airport wifi to call a taxi/Uber or to use Google Maps for transit directions. Bus 175 is headed for the city center / old town and cheap (4,4 złoty).
After the expansion now this airport rocks! Plenty of stores and services. Quite quick luggage pickup and designated smoking areas in the bldg! Like to fly from here, don't like to come back ;)
Not a big fan of Waw airport but sometimes forced to fly from there. Very often late. The last pro is that it’s well connected with all the other trains. So it’s easy to get there without a taxi
Largest airport in Poland. 11 km from the heart ot Warsaw - you land almost in the city:-) Take the citybus (tickets available on bus) or a taxi. Named after Chopin who was of polish origin.
👮🚗💸Leaving your car in front of the T2? Watch out for the police - starting SEP 2014 they're here even more often than before writing tickets to all who left their cars for more than just kiss&fly!
When you will take a flight with PLL LOT and theirs Dreamliner take your fav headphones - they will work with their sound system. Also USB "download" port can charge your mobile device.
30min free Wi-Fi in the intl departures zone. Try to use ING or T-Mobile for domestic flights. If you need to charge your phone etc. then look for a socket below the windows.
In case you have long connection wait time, don't buy anything near the gate, better go to the lounge and pay ~40 USD - there you'll find all you need to make this time special.
An Emirates Boeing 777 and a lot of LOT Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner..;) Great place for a wide-body aircraft enthusiast! :-) (but it could be better at Frankfurt or Heathrow...:D )
Free wi-fi by text message. You just have to add your name, flying and mobile numbers and agree with the rules. After this you take a login/password by sms, so go on :)
If you're connecting to a flight out of Schengen, try and wait as long as you can before you go through passport control: there isn't much in the way of concessions in the non-Schengen gates.
A new smoking area vis a vis gate 43. Much better than small box. A new exit to town is also good, no need to walk a long distance when You arrive at gate 40ish
If you spend a lot of time here, you're probably on a layover with LOT for 4 to 9 hours. If it's the latter, then jet into the city for a bit because this airport is boring. Fast WiFi at the ING bench
Due to airport reconstruction, the number of shops are limited so be prepared if you havent eat anything before flying. The best wifi located in ING internet area, you will find it aftersecurity check
Buy your cheap wodka from duty free.sit in Business Shark.Order an orange juice, mix with wodka.While u r getting high before flight enjoy free wifi ;)
Pretty easy to find your way around this airport. You don't have a feeling that it's too crowded and everything seems to be where you'd expect it to be. Free wifi.
Some border guards are quite rude to people from non-schengen areas. If any of border guards will read this tip: Please, be polite, greet with a smile, then people will like and embrace your country:)