Flights from Jeddah to Warsaw from SAR1,846

Book Jeddah to Warsaw flights and immerse yourself in Poland’s fascinating capital

Warsaw is that one destination that’ll surprise you in the best way possible. As a city of resistance and rebirth, it offers something for everyone. From the lush greenery of its parks to the vibrant sunsets by the Vistula River, Poland’s capital is where history and contemporary style collide. Book Jeddah to Warsaw flights and discover a city that defines grit and charm.

Book flights from Jeddah to Warsaw with Etihad and experience a journey that’s as smooth as it’s relaxing. As the national airline of the UAE, we welcome you on board with warmth and care, so you’ll feel looked after from the start. Whether you’re travelling to Warsaw for business or a holiday, we’re here to make your travel simple.

 

What is the information about Jeddah (JED) to Warsaw (WAW) flights?

• Flight distance: The average air distance between Jeddah and Warsaw is 2,316 miles (or 3,728km).
• Flight time: Our fastest one-stop flight from Jeddah to Warsaw takes about 13 hours, with a stopover in Abu Dhabi.
• First flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Jeddah to Warsaw usually departs in the afternoon, at around 15:25, depending on the schedule.
• Last flight: The latest one-stop flight from Jeddah to Warsaw usually departs in the evening, at around 19:20, depending on the schedule.
• Flights per day: There are usually up to two one-stop flights per day from Jeddah to Warsaw, depending on the schedule.
• Return flight: The earliest one-stop flight from Warsaw to Jeddah usually departs in the morning, at around 09:55.

*If you are planning to book flights with us, refer to etihad.com for the most up-to-date flight status and details, including flight times, schedules, and daily departures, as these are subject to change.  

 

What are the advantages of choosing Etihad for Jeddah to Warsaw flights?

Book flights from Jeddah with us and stay relaxed from the very first step. We’ve made your entire journey simple and easy. Here’s how:

• Simplifying family trips: Flying with children? We’ll make it easy with priority boarding, child-friendly meals, activity packs, and plenty of entertainment to keep them busy throughout the flight from Jeddah to Warsaw.
• Choose meals for your lifestyle: If you have dietary preferences, we’ve got you covered. Select from a variety of options including vegan, gluten-free, and halal. Simply request your special meals before your trip. Take note that on flights under two hours and 50 minutes, special meal options are limited.
• Connect and stay entertained: Boredom is never a problem on our flights. Use our onboard Wi-Fi to chat with loved ones or dive into E-BOX, with over 1,000 hours of movies, TV shows, music, and games.
• Maximise your Saver Award: Score the best value for your Etihad Guest Miles with this member-only offer. With Saver Award, you can book seats at fixed mileage rates and travel your way for less.

 

Anything to know about the airports in Jeddah and Warsaw?

Heading from Jeddah to Warsaw? Here's an overview of King Abdulaziz International and Warsaw Chopin. You’ll feel much more relaxed when you know what to expect from the airports at both ends of your trip.

Origin airport: King Abdulaziz International Airport

King Abdulaziz International Airport’s the main gateway to Mecca, welcoming millions of pilgrims every year. You’ll find it simple to move through the terminal with the facilities offered to guests such as restaurants and leisure options. Located in Jeddah, the IATA airport code for King Abdulaziz International Airport is JED.

Destination airport: Warsaw Chopin Airport

Warsaw Chopin Airport is Poland’s largest and busiest flight hub, located at Żwirki i Wigury 1, 02-143 Warszawa. The airport manages nearly 40% of the nation’s air traffic. Moving through the terminal’s easy, and the on-site train station gets you straight to the heart of the city. The IATA airport code for Warsaw Chopin Airport is WAW.

 

What are the visa requirements for Warsaw?

Check the official entry rules before you book flights to Poland so your journey’s simple from the start. Apply for your visa early so you’re ready for your trip from the very beginning.

• Visa duration: As a Saudi citizen, you’ve got up to 90 days to explore Poland and the Schengen Area with a Schengen visa. This stay works within any 180-day window.
• Requirements for a tourist visa in Warsaw: A valid passport, a recent photo, a completed application form, flight booking, travel insurance, and proof that you’ve got the funds for your trip. If you’re currently working, include a letter from your employer, or bring a signed invitation if you’re staying with someone you know.

 

What are the currency and language of Warsaw?

• Currency: Polish Zloty (PLN) is the official currency of Poland. Across Warsaw, you'll find it easy to exchange or withdraw cash, and cards are accepted in many areas as well.
• Language: While Polish is the official language in Poland, many locals speak English in Warsaw, so you’ll find it simple to chat and get around.

 

What is the weather like in Warsaw?

Warsaw has four distinct seasons, each offering a unique way to experience the city. You’ll find the summer warmth from June to August perfect for wandering through green parks, while the snow from December to February turns every street into a beautiful scene. If you prefer milder weather for exploring and relaxed walks, spring and autumn provide the ideal climate for your sightseeing.

 

Which activities shouldn’t be missed in Warsaw?

Book flights to Warsaw and see how the city’s grand, historic skyline blends with a vibrant energy. We’ve put together a look at what you can explore while you’re visiting this lively capital.

• Roam the historic Old Town: Explore the colourful, rebuilt streets of Warsaw’s famous UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spot traditional architecture, vibrant squares, and the iconic Mermaid statue.
• Scale iconic city landmarks: Check out some of Warsaw's most iconic landmarks. Climb the tower at St Anne’s Church for a bird's eye view of the city, stop by the Fryderyk Chopin Monument, or explore Warsaw Citadel to learn more about the Polish capital's fascinating past.
• Explore the greenery of Łazienki Park: Visit the largest park in Warsaw and wander through the lush gardens. Find a quiet bench by the lake for a peaceful afternoon.
• Stroll through the Saxon Garden: Walk through one of the oldest public parks in the world, right in the centre of Warsaw. Explore the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, see the 19^th-century fountain, and admire the royal statues.

 

Any tips to save money for Jeddah to Warsaw trips?

Find the best value for your trip when you book flights from Saudi Arabia with us. We’ve found a few simple ways to help you save money so you can make your budget go further. Use these tips to get more from your travel:

• Maximise your stopover: Break your long journey by visiting your layover city. In Abu Dhabi, for instance, you can avail of our stopover programme to get up to two complimentary hotel nights. It’s the best way to explore a new city at no extra airfare costs.
• Collect and spend Etihad Guest Miles: When you join our loyalty programme, you get to earn Etihad Guest Miles on flights, hotels, and shopping. Use them for flights and upgrades to help your budget go further, helping you save money in the long run.
• Choose return flights for better value: Book roundtrip Jeddah to Warsaw tickets to pay less than you’d for two one-way fares. Airlines want to secure both legs of the journey so they make return trips cheaper.