Air Arabia launched a new flight to Warsaw Modlin Airport. On December 20, 2025, the first service left Sharjah International Airport and was greeted with a special ceremony in Warsaw Modlin Airport, which was attended by high-ranking officials from both the airport and Air Arabia. With the introduction of Warsaw Modlin, the airline’s current daily service to Warsaw Chopin Airport is enhanced, allowing easy access from Sharjah to both of the major airports in the Polish city.
Additionally, Air Arabia runs ten weekly nonstop flights from Sharjah to Krakow. Air Arabia presently operates all three routes, providing 24 weekly flights between Poland and the United Arab Emirates.
Our growing footprint in Poland reflects our long-term commitment to strengthening connectivity with key European markets,” stated Adel Al Ali, Group Chief Executive Officer of Air Arabia, in response to the launch. We are providing travelers with more options, convenience, and dependable, cost-effective choices between the UAE and Poland by catering to both the airports in Warsaw and Krakow.
This growth underscores our goal of facilitating affordable travel while promoting business, tourism, and cross-cultural engagement between the two countries. “The introduction of daily Air Arabia flights to Sharjah marks an important step in the development of our route network,” said Jacek Kowalski, President of the Management Board of Warsaw Airport.
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