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 Terminal Etiuda by HORSCHECK Warsaw Okecie (a.k.a. Fryderyk Chopin Airport) is located about 10 km outside of the city centre. The main terminal offers all amenities of a modern airport. Most budget flights use the small Etiuda terminal which is very basic and just 5 min walk from the main terminal. If you want to avoid being ripped off by Polish taxi drivers, just take the local bus No. 175 which runs directly to the city centre. Tickets can be bought from the RUCH shop in the main airport building or from ticket machines. Leave a Comment
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 Central Wings by scottishvisitor We flew to Warsaw from Edinburgh with Central Wings a subsidary of Lot the Polish National Airline. Prices for these flights vary but can be very economical. One thing to bear in mind for payment of the in - flight snacks and drinks - the airline accepts Euros, Zloty but only English Notes, so if flying from Edinburgh check your wallet and make sure you have the required currency. I'm glad I had my camera with me - probably for the last time - to take a picture while standing on the tarmac waiting to board. Leave a Comment
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Cheap flights to Warsaw (WAW): here Example fare: 41 GBP R/T with all taxes by WizzAir: London Luton - Warsaw, 24 and 31 May 2006. Cheap flights to new Lodz airport (LCJ): here (example fare: 52.58 EUR R/T with all taxes Dublin - Warsaw - Dublin; 23 and 30 May, 2006) Lodz is the second largest city in Poland located 135 km southwest of Warsaw. Lodz Lublinek airport is located some 8 km soutwest of Lodz centre. To get to Warsaw: 1. there are buses run by PKS: airport Lodz - Lodz - airport Warsaw - Warsaw (26 zl = 6.9 euros; over 3 hours) and back at hours correlated with hours of Rhynair flights; 2. taxi to Warsaw: some 2 hours and maybe (?) 200 zl = 53 euros; 3. Public transportation (bus, taxi) to Lodz + bus/train to Warsaw. General three steps to find a good deal online to Warsaw: 1. Search for low cost airlines covering flights from your area to Europe at LowCostAirlines.org and if there are any check them (try find flights to European airports from which there are cheap flights to Warsaw (WAW) and Lodz (LCJ). 2. Continue searching for low cost flights within Europe at WhichBudget.com and Openjet.com 3. Compare the final price with the ones at: - SearchLowestFares.com - Samoloty.onet - only in Polish language although everyone may buy a ticket (mailed abroad or electronic one) - Virtual Tourist sponsored links and search for flight tool (click on "Flight" above on this page, please). Another option is to ask your travel agent and/or call and ask your airline (especially if you are a member of frequent flier program). Have a great flight :-) Leave a Comment
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 WARSAW FREDERIC CHOPIN AIRPORT - TERMINAL 1 by matcrazy1, 4 more photos Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW) is located 10 km south of the city center. Now (2006) there is small Terminal 1 and adjacent even smaller the Etiuda terminal which serves routes flown by low-cost carriers. The twice larger Terminal 2, under construction now, is going to be completed by 2007. Airlines in Warsaw here. NO LINES I have never been forced to wait in any long lines at check in points or luggage claim area. CHECK-IN Passengers of international flights (except the USA and Canada), should check-in at least 60 minutes before departure. Passengers travelling to the USA and Canada, should check-in at least 120 minutes before departure. Call your airlines! Sometimes it's 30 min. for flights within EU when they may issue you boarding pass after your call. DUTY FREE SHOP While leaving Poland when you may visit shopping mall in passengers waiting area and go to Duty Free Shop (in Terminal 1) and buy... most buy cigarettes and alcohol beverages, some perfumes and gifts. Details in more shopping tips. BAD FOOD Warning: food and caffee served in bar/restaurant on the ground floor of terminal 1 is awfull and far over-priced (even 3 times more expensive than I used to pay) ---> skip it. CURRENCY EXCHANGE Currency courses in exchange offices (for those with cash) and transaction fees in ATMs are the same as in the city. Some (few?) taxi drivers don't like to be paid by cards and want cash ---> better prepare some Polish currency. According to law taxi drivers, like every shop/supermarket in Poland, are obliged to accept euros but they don't like Euro :-) (yet?) and either the course in that case is bad for those paying in Euro or rarely they are simply refused (it's against law) to pay by Euro. TOURIST INFORMATION In Arrival Hall open: May - September 8.00 a.m. - 8.00 p.m. daily; October - April: 8.00 a.m. - 6.00 p.m. daily. Leave a Comment
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 Airbus A320 by Tripack New airline company launched on 19th May 2004 and operates a fleet of Airbus A320. Regular fares start from as low as PLN 19 or EUR 4.99 (one way, excluding taxes and charges). The sooner you will book your flight, the lower fare you will get... Operating routes from/to Warsaw: Belgium: Brussels-Charleroi France: Paris-Beauvais Germany : Frankfurt-Hahn, Dortmund*** Great Britain: Liverpool, London-Luton Hungary: Budapest*** Lithuania: Kaunas*** Sweden: Malmö, Sockholm-Skavsta ***NEW from 1st December 2005 Leave a Comment
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by gale.blog.pl Warsaw can be easily accessed by plane - is it a surprise to you? Check: LOT Polish Airlines, quite expensive Aerlingus Air Lithuania Central Wings, daughter of LOT Polish Airlines EasyJet Germanwings Maersk Norwegian Ryanair Sky Europe Wizz Air Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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by nlaine Take the bus to the center - it's really cheap and easy (the taxi / other choices available at the airport are a rip-off!). Buy a ticket from the kiosk at the airport before getting on the bus (175 will take you to the main railway station which is in the middle of the city). The bus stops have names and there's a list of all the stops in the bus - and there's no way you can miss the train station. Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 Embraer 145 by Tripack I took a direct LOT flight from Geneva to Warsaw. This 2 hours flight was operated by an Embraer 145 (49 seats) may be too noisy. The inflight service was good with the discovery of the Polish beer Zywiec... Leave a Comment
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by DPando Looking in VT Warsaw pages .. i read a lot, and the most of them bad about this airport, and the pickpockets and bagsnatchers and so on.. well we got there at 21h and it was quite and normal place doesnt look an airport i have to say for more people who arrive there that there are 2 terminals , if u flight with easyjet ..once time outside u have towalk straight ahead to the other terminal (domestic flights) , just 5 minutes In front of this domestic terminal there is the bus stop which runs to the downtonw in 15 minutes as much as . here (in the bus) we got a trouble that luckily didnt ruin our trip..i explain..be so much carefull if you look like an outsider to move togheter into the bus...cos the pickpockets tried to stop u when you want to gett of and on ur back there is one "friend" of the first trying to steal whatever from your backpack.. it was our case but we get luck and locals in the bus warned about it!!!! great for polish people !!!! Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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 A plane from their fleet (photo from Wikipedia) by marielexoteria Norwegian is a low cost airline with good prices to Warsaw (and Krakow) but they only fly once a day from Stockholm-Arlanda, terminal 2 (and here you'll go thru passport control so have your passport and boarding pass handy). In our case, it departed at 8:20pm (as of September 2007) but I see that they've changed their departures to different times (might be either a morning or an afternoon flight). There's a fee for selecting your seat (and checking in that way) and they have 2 kinds of seats: the ones with normal leg room (for us shorties) and the ones with extra leg room. Those who chose their seat get on board first. If the flight is code shared by another airline then choosing a seat might not be possible. As of with any low cost airline, you get what you pay for, and although this was my first time flying with this kind of airline I commend their service - it was as good as with the "normal cost" airlines. If you want to eat or drink something then you pay for it either before you get on board (and after the security checks) or while flying. The flight attendants have a menu that they give to those who are interested in buying food.
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