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It is advisable to compare prices and flights online before booking an air ticket in order to get the best deal. The cheapest tickets will usually be available for off-season and midweek departures. If booked well in advance, a ticket for a weekend break in Warsaw can be purchased at a surprisingly low price. Please bear in mind that no-frills airlines will often charge extra for hold luggage.
Both Warsaw airports of arrival are well linked to central Warsaw by the public transport network. The new airport is located around 20 miles from the city centre and direct trains take about 45 minutes to arrive in Warsaw. From Warsaw International Airport, trains depart from the airport's railway station and buses also serve the city centre. Alternatively, passengers can make use of the numerous hire car companies or take a taxi for onward travel.