Tbilisi to Warsaw Flights – Cheap Air Tickets

Planning to make Tbilisi–Warsaw your next travel route? Then read on — this article gives you everything you need to know about travelling to Warsaw and booking your flight tickets.

Warsaw, the capital of Poland, attracts visitors from every corner of the world with its fascinating and beautiful architecture. A city that has lived through a difficult history, its Old Town is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

If seeing Warsaw’s remarkable architecture and historic landmarks is part of your plans, you will find plenty of useful information here that will make planning your trip much easier.

How to find cheap Tbilisi–Warsaw flight tickets

1. Book your tickets 1.5–2 months in advance.
2. Choose a midweek departure rather than a weekend one: demand for travel is lower on working days, so fares are usually cheaper.
3. Buy both legs of the journey at once. Airlines and agencies normally offer better prices for a round trip than for two separate one-way tickets.
4. Use a search engine that brings together almost every airline and flight in one place, so that booking the ticket you want is as simple as possible.

Which airlines fly the Tbilisi–Warsaw route?

The direct Tbilisi–Warsaw flight is operated by the Polish carrier LOT Polish Airlines. The airline has traditionally served Warsaw five times a week — on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays — and the frequency changes with the season, so it is worth checking the current timetable before you book.

Besides the direct flight, you can also reach Warsaw on a connecting route. The largest number of transit flights from Tbilisi Airport towards Warsaw is offered by the Turkish carrier Turkish Airlines, which takes you to Warsaw with a change in Istanbul and excellent service on board.

Ukrainian carriers used to provide another option — flying from Tbilisi to Kyiv with SkyUp or FlyUIA and continuing from Kyiv to Poland on a LOT flight. These routes are not available at the moment; the up-to-date alternatives are listed further down this page.

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How long is the Tbilisi–Warsaw flight?

On a direct flight the journey takes about 3 hours and 45 minutes. On a connecting route the total travel time depends on the length of the layover, which varies from airport to airport.

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Warsaw airports — where will you land?

Warsaw is served by two civil airports, and it is worth knowing which one your flight arrives at before you book:

• Warsaw Chopin International Airport (WAW) — the city’s main airport, roughly 10 km from the centre. This is where the direct flight from Tbilisi lands. You can reach the centre by train, city bus or taxi in 20–30 minutes.
• Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI) — about 40 km from the city and used mainly by low-cost carriers. Getting into the centre takes an extra 50–60 minutes and an additional transfer cost.

A Modlin flight often looks cheaper on the ticket price alone, but once the transfer is added the difference narrows — so compare the total cost of the trip before you book.

Up-to-date connecting routes

Please note that Ukrainian airspace has been closed to civil aviation since February 2022, so connecting flights via Kyiv are not operating at present. If the direct flight does not suit your dates, these are the connecting options available today:

• Istanbul (IST) — Turkish Airlines, with several departures a day from Tbilisi and convenient connections onwards to Warsaw.
• Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) — Pegasus Airlines and AJet, usually with more affordable fares, although baggage is charged separately.
• Munich (MUC) — with Lufthansa.
• Vienna (VIE) — with Austrian Airlines.
• Riga (RIX) — with airBaltic.

A connecting route is often cheaper, but it pushes the total journey time up to somewhere between 7 and 12 hours. Allow at least 1 hour 30 minutes for the connection — and at least 3 hours if you have bought the two flights on separate tickets.

Kutaisi–Warsaw — an alternative route

If you live in western Georgia or you are simply after a cheaper ticket, take a look at the direct flight from Kutaisi International Airport to Warsaw, operated by Wizz Air. The flight takes about 3 hours and 40 minutes. A low-cost carrier’s lowest fare normally covers only a small personal bag, so check the cabin and checked baggage charges separately when booking.

When is the best time to travel to Warsaw?

• Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) — the most comfortable weather, fewer tourists and moderate fares.
• Summer (June–August) — warm weather and a full calendar of events, but this is also when demand and ticket prices peak.
• Winter — the cheapest period, apart from the Christmas and New Year holidays. Temperatures often drop below zero, but in December the city fills with Christmas markets.

Documents and entry rules

• Georgian citizens holding a biometric passport do not need a visa for tourist travel to Poland or the other Schengen countries — visa-free stays are allowed for 90 days within any 180-day period.
• Your passport must be valid for at least three months beyond your date of departure.
• At the border you may be asked for a return ticket, accommodation booking, travel insurance and proof of sufficient funds, so keep these documents to hand.
• The EU’s new electronic Entry/Exit System (EES) is already in operation at Schengen borders and records entries and exits biometrically, so passport control can take longer at peak times.
• ETIAS, an electronic travel authorisation for visa-free travellers, is expected to go live towards the end of 2026. Check the rules in force on official sources before you travel.

Useful booking and baggage tips

• Airfares are dynamic and change from day to day, even on the same flight. If your dates are flexible, compare several departure days.
• A low-cost carrier’s cheapest fare usually does not include baggage. Add the cost of baggage, seat selection and check-in to the ticket price before making your final choice.
• Check in online in advance — some airlines charge extra for airport check-in.
• On a connecting flight, make sure your baggage is checked through to your final destination, especially if you have bought two separate tickets.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a direct Tbilisi–Warsaw flight?
Yes. The direct flight is operated by the Polish carrier LOT Polish Airlines to Warsaw Chopin Airport. The frequency changes with the season and includes daily services at peak times, so check the timetable before you book.

How long does the flight take?
A direct flight takes roughly 3 hours 45 minutes to 4 hours. The distance between Tbilisi and Warsaw is about 2,150 km as the crow flies. A connecting route takes 7–12 hours, depending on the length of the layover.

Which airport does the direct flight arrive at?
Warsaw Chopin International Airport (WAW), about 10 km from the city centre.

When is the best time to buy a ticket?
You will usually find the best fare 1.5–2 months before departure. For the summer season and the Christmas and New Year holidays, start looking even earlier.

Do Georgian citizens need a visa for Poland?
Holders of a biometric passport do not need a visa for tourist travel — a 90-day stay within any 180-day period is permitted. A work or study trip requires the appropriate permit.

What is the time difference between Tbilisi and Warsaw?
Warsaw is 2 hours behind Tbilisi during summer time (from late March to late October) and 3 hours behind in winter.

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