
At WMI your chauffeur is waiting past the baggage belts, takes the cases, and drives you into Warsaw or on to any address in Poland.
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The essentials
IATA code
WMI
ICAO EPMO
Distance
40 km
north-west of central Warsaw
Into the city
~40 min
by car to the centre
Flights
Low-cost
short and medium-haul, plus charters
Nearest station
Modlin
then a shuttle to the terminal
Roads
DK62 and S7
into Warsaw, on towards Gdansk
Low-cost arrivals

Warsaw Modlin Airport (WMI, ICAO EPMO) stands in Nowy Dwór Mazowiecki, north-west of the capital, and handles short and medium-haul low-cost flights to European cities alongside charter traffic. Capacity here was assessed at 3 to 3.5 million passengers a year in 2016, the scale of airport you walk out of in minutes rather than trek across.

The distance is the part nobody plans for. Modlin sits about 40 km from central Warsaw and has no railway station of its own: Koleje Mazowieckie trains reach Modlin station from Warszawa Centralna and Warszawa Gdańska, and a shuttle bus then covers the last stretch to the terminal every 20 minutes. That means two vehicles and two rounds of luggage handling, in each direction. A car booked through the booking form makes it a single ride, with the price for your exact address settled before you pay.
Some passengers land at Modlin with somewhere else entirely in mind. National road 62 runs past the airport and feeds the S7 expressway, which points at the capital in one direction and Gdansk in the other, so the car that meets your flight can carry straight on to another city or to a hotel two hours away. When your return leg departs from Warsaw Chopin instead, we cover that run as well, at whatever hour the schedule hands you.
Leaving the terminal
Modlin lies far enough out that the run into Warsaw becomes a stage of the journey in its own right, and the railway stops short of the terminal. Here is what each way asks of you.
a regional rail ticket, with the shuttle on top
You board twice with everything you are carrying, and the two timetables have to agree with your landing time.
a single coach ticket
Operators on this route have changed more than once and the coach finishes at a city stop, so check who is selling the ticket and how you complete the last part.
metered or quoted in an app, over a long distance
You settle the price standing at the kerb after a late flight, which is the worst possible moment to argue about anything.
One car from the terminal forecourt to your own door turns Modlin into a single ride: you board once, with everything you flew in with, and get out where you meant to be. It waits for your flight whatever the hour rather than working to a timetable, and the chauffeur handles the luggage at both ends, with room enough for the whole party.
The drive into the city is the part of the journey your ticket never covered: one car, timed to your landing, closes it in about 40 minutes.
Included as standard
We follow your inbound flight, so a delayed take-off moves the pickup instead of wasting it.
A board with your name is up by the baggage-hall exit, held by the chauffeur who will be driving you.
The hour after touchdown covers passport control, a slow carousel and the walk out.
Pick the class as you book, from a business sedan up to a van (V-Class or equivalent) when the party and the cases grow.
The form works out one figure per vehicle for your exact address, and you see it before you pay anything.
Licensed chauffeurs who speak English, so the first conversation of the trip is an easy one.
The same car keeps going wherever you are headed after Warsaw, whether that is another city or a village on the way.
Step by step
Enter your flight details and destination. Get instant fixed price quote.
Receive booking confirmation with driver details via email.
Your driver tracks your flight and waits in arrivals with a name board.
Relax in a premium vehicle while the chauffeur drives straight to your hotel or address.
Good to know
There are four practical answers, and they differ in how many times you handle your bags. By rail you take a Koleje Mazowieckie service as far as Modlin, then the connecting bus that shuttles passengers to the terminal. Direct coaches run into the city and stop in the centre. A taxi covers the whole way in roughly forty minutes. A pre-booked car does the same thing, except it is already waiting when you walk out.
Yes. Late in the evening the shuttle and the trains thin out and coach departures stop, which is precisely when arriving without arrangements hurts most. We set the pickup against your actual landing time, and a chauffeur is there whether that turns out to be 23:40 or half past two.
Yes, and it is a common request at this airport. Name the destination when you book, whether that is Gdansk up the expressway, Lodz, Krakow or a village too small for the timetables, and a per-vehicle quote for that exact journey appears before you confirm anything.
Inside the building, by the exit that arriving passengers use once they have their cases, with a name board in hand. Ahead of your departure we send the chauffeur's name and phone number so the two of you can reach each other directly.
It follows the distance to your destination and the class of vehicle you choose, so the quote is built around your address rather than a zone on a map. Enter both details and a single per-vehicle figure comes back for the whole ride; what you accept is what you pay, at any hour and with the boot full.

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