Air Arabia has launched a new non-stop service between Sharjah and Warsaw Modlin Airport, with the inaugural flight operating on 20 December 2025. The addition complements the airline’s existing daily service to Warsaw Chopin Airport and its 10 weekly flights to Krakow, bringing total capacity between the UAE and Poland to 24 weekly non-stop flights.
The new route strengthens Air Arabia’s presence in Poland by providing access to both major airports serving the Warsaw metropolitan area, while enhancing travel options for passengers from Mazovia and northern Poland to the Middle East. Airline and airport executives highlighted the launch as a strategic step in boosting tourism, business, and cultural links between the two countries.
With Warsaw Modlin added, Air Arabia’s European network from Sharjah now includes destinations such as Munich, Vienna, Athens, Milan Bergamo, Krakow, Prague, and both Warsaw airports, underlining the carrier’s continued expansion in key European markets.
This post was published on 23 December 2025 14:37
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