Hire a Private Jet to Warsaw

Most private jet travellers choose Warsaw Chopin Airport, as it is the city’s main gateway with full customs facilities and a dedicated General Aviation Terminal. Its location just 15–20 minutes from the centre makes it the most convenient option for business and leisure trips alike. Warsaw Modlin Airport, around 40 kilometres northwest of the city, is often used when more flexibility is needed or when Chopin is congested. Modlin is fully equipped to handle private jets and can be a practical alternative, particularly for night-time operations or short European flights.

Warsaw Chopin Airport is officially open 24 hours a day, but night operations face restrictions. Private flights are generally not permitted to take off or land between 23:30 and 05:30 local time unless they fall under exempt categories such as government or emergency services. Slots during the wider night period, from 22:00 to 06:00, are also tightly controlled due to environmental rules. By contrast, Warsaw Modlin Airport operates without curfews and accepts private flights at any hour. For late-night or early-morning travel, your LunaJets advisor will often recommend Modlin, while Chopin remains the preferred choice during daytime for its proximity to the city.

It’s best to book several weeks in advance if you plan to travel to Warsaw in the summer or over major holidays, as these periods see higher demand and tighter slot availability at Chopin Airport. Large conferences and international fairs can also increase traffic. For quieter months, shorter notice is usually possible. LunaJets also regularly arranges last-minute flights to Warsaw and can often secure a solution even at busy times.

Entry rules for Warsaw are the same as for any international arrival into Poland and the wider Schengen area. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens may enter freely without a visa. Travellers from countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan or Singapore can usually visit visa-free for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Nationals of countries outside these groups must obtain a Schengen visa in advance. From 2026, visitors who currently enjoy visa-free entry will also need an ETIAS travel authorisation before travelling.

Yes, you can bring pets on a private jet to Warsaw. Dogs, cats and ferrets are permitted entry provided they meet EU rules: your animal must be microchipped, vaccinated against rabies, and travel with either an EU Pet Passport or an official veterinary health certificate. If you are arriving from outside the EU, your pet must be declared on arrival and may be checked by border authorities at the private terminal. Certain high-risk or restricted breeds are not accepted. Because requirements can change, your LunaJets advisor will confirm the latest regulations and ensure all documents are in order before your flight.