The fastest option is the SKM suburban train (lines S2 and S3), which connects the airport station with the central station (Warszawa Centralna) in around 20–25 minutes. You can also take bus 175, which goes directly to the Old Town and the city centre.
Uber is the airport’s official partner. Ride-hailing vehicles (Uber, Bolt) pick up passengers exclusively on the Departures level (upper floor), in the lanes marked for app-based transport.
Yes, the airport offers free internet access throughout the terminal. Simply select the "Chopin-Airport" network, accept the terms and conditions, and you can browse without any time limit.
You can buy SIM cards at the Relay or 1Minute convenience stores located in the arrivals and departures halls. Please note that in Poland it is mandatory to register the SIM with your passport or ID at the time of purchase.
Yes, there are automated lockers located outside the terminal, near the bus terminal (arrivals level). The system accepts card payments, and prices vary depending on locker size and duration of use.
If you lost an item in the terminal, you should go to the Lost Property office on the arrivals level or email [email protected]. If the loss occurred on board the aircraft or involves checked baggage, contact your airline directly.
There are currency exchange offices (Kantor) and ATMs located both in the public area and in the boarding area. There is also a post office on the arrivals level offering basic financial services.
Yes, there is a pharmacy (Apteka) located on the departures level (public area). For medical emergencies, the airport has a permanent first-aid post on the arrivals level.