Cheap flights from Montreal to Warsaw

Flying out of Montreal

The city of Montreal has been an important transportation point since its earliest beginnings. This region has access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the various interior waterways that traverse the rural Canadian landscape, along with acting as a gateway to both the United States to the south and Canada to the west and north. Modern Montreal is equipped with several airports to continue this important tradition.

• Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) one of the biggest airports in the country and the region, an integral part of one of three major transportation hubs that include Toronto and Ottawa.
• Montreal Saint-Hubert Longueuil Airport (YHU) only handles regional traffic, which includes short-haul flights to isolated northern communities and Arctic destinations.
• Montréal-Mirabel International Airport (YMX) was formerly a big player right along with YUL when it came to international and domestic transport, but is now only used for cargo services.
• St. Jean Airport (YGN) hosts flight training schools, private charters, some local flights, and most notably the annual International Balloon Festival of Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.

If your flight to Warsaw begins in a local or Canadian destination, the first part of your journey might bring you to YHU but an airport transfer is required. Every international flight from Montreal to Warsaw starts in YUL.

Airlines that Fly from Montreal to Warsaw

The sheer distance between Canada’s St. Lawrence Seaway and central Poland makes direct flights physically impossible. There is a wide variety of both domestic and European carriers that serve this route, which takes about 10 hours in flight time alone.

• Air Canada Rouge. The international branch of Air Canada offers regular flights to and from Warsaw as part of the Star Alliance network.
• Westjet flies this route in partnership with European airlines such as Condor and Thomas Cook Airlines.
• Air Transat connects with Aer Lingus in Dublin to make this trip. The Irish flagship airline conducts regular flights between Warsaw and its own capital city.

Warsaw has two airports, each distinctly named after a famous Polish national. Your flight to Warsaw will land in the Chopin Airport (WAW), currently the busiest and biggest airport in the country. The smaller and much more recently built Modlin Airport (WMI) also accepts international flights, but not nearly as many as WAW as of yet. You’ll have little or no trouble navigating the Warsaw airport, which is based on a single terminal design, has multilingual signage and offers plenty of direct connections to local transit and accommodation options.