Airline tickets from Iasi to Warsaw

Basic information about the Iași - Warsaw flight

• How long is the flight from Iași to Warsaw? The average travel time is 1 hour 30 minutes for a direct flight, and between 3 and 6 hours with connections.
• What is the distance? Approximately 780 km by air.
• Are there direct flights? Yes, this route offers direct flights.
• Which airlines operate the route? Direct and connecting flights are available with LOT Polish Airlines, Wizz Air, Tarom, Austrian Airlines, Lufthansa.

Prices and savings on the Iași - Warsaw route

How much does a ticket cost? The minimum price starts from 40€, and the average price is from 90 euro.

When is it cheaper to buy tickets? The lowest prices are usually found when booking 5 - 7 weeks before departure.

Which day of the week is cheaper? Statistics show that the cheapest flights are on Tuesday and Wednesday. They are 10 - 18% cheaper than weekend flights.

Is it cheaper to fly from Iași? Yes, for the Warsaw route, tickets from Iași are often cheaper than from Chișinău. It’s always worth comparing both options.

Can you save money? Yes. When you book on zbor.md, you receive guaranteed cashback.

Ticket price	Cashback 1%	How much you save
90€	0.9€	90 bonus points

Additionally, when registering you receive 2500 points (= 25 euro), which can be used for future bookings.

Upon arrival in Warsaw

Do Moldovan citizens need a visa? Yes, Moldovan citizens need a Schengen visa to visit Poland.

How to get from Warsaw Airport to the city center?

• SKM train - the fastest option, about 20 minutes. Ticket price - 1.5€.
• Bus - routes 175 and 188, about 30 - 40 minutes. Cost - around 1€.
• Taxi - 10 - 15 km to the center, price 15 - 20€.
• Bolt/Uber - 10 - 14€, depending on the time of day.

About the destination Warsaw

When is the best time to visit? The ideal travel period is from April to October. Summer offers pleasant weather for walking, while spring and autumn provide the best hotel and flight prices.

What to see in Warsaw?

• Old Town - the historical center rebuilt after the war.
• Royal Castle - the main architectural landmark.
• Warsaw Uprising Museum - one of the most important places in Poland’s history.