Cheap flights from Havana to Warsaw

February is the cheapest month for this route, and the price calendar carries figures from September through March, with May also showing up. Havana stays warm all year, with a wetter stretch in late summer and a drier season from late autumn into spring. Warsaw runs the other way: cold winters, warm summers, and a holiday crush around Christmas, New Year and Easter. Departing midweek usually means quieter airports and easier connections. For travel over the Cuban high season or the Polish holidays, book well ahead and watch the calendar rather than a single date.

The carriers on this route are Iberia, Turkish Airlines, AeroMéxico, Copa Airlines, Air Europa, Air France, Air China and WestJet. None is a budget airline in the low-cost sense — these are established network carriers, so what you buy is a fare family rather than a stripped-down ticket. Cabin baggage, a checked bag, seat selection and date changes can sit in different tiers, so read the fare rules before paying. Since there are no direct flights, at least one connection is involved: a single ticket covering both legs protects you if the first flight runs late, while two separate tickets do not.

Warsaw has two airports: F. Chopin and Modlin. Chopin sits close to the city and handles most connecting and long-haul itineraries; Modlin lies well outside town and is reached mainly by shuttle bus and rail. From Chopin you can get to the centre by train, bus, taxi or ride-hailing app. From Modlin, plan a longer transfer and double-check that your onward flight leaves from the same airport you land at — the two are not interchangeable. Allow time for border checks on arrival, and make sure you have a way to pay for the transfer into the city.

Currency

PLZ (zł)

Power sockets

Type C, E · 230 V

Language

Polish

Emergency number

112, 986, 997

Driving side

right

Calling code

+48

Internet domain

.pl

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Warsaw

1.9 M (2024)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Warsaw)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm what your fare includes — cabin bag, checked bag, seat selection — because the carriers here sell several fare families.
• If your trip is split across two tickets, leave a generous buffer between flights; a missed connection is then your own problem.
• Check passport, visa and transit requirements for Poland and for every country where you change planes.
• Decide between F. Chopin and Modlin before booking, because getting into Warsaw works differently from each.
• Book well ahead for travel over Christmas, New Year or Easter, when seats on this route fill up.
• February is the cheapest month here, so weigh it against the other months with published prices.