Cheap flights from Warsaw to Graz

January is the cheapest month on this route, and the quiet weeks after the New Year are when fares drop furthest. Autumn is the next good window: September, October and November all show up with prices, and the run-up to Christmas is the stretch to avoid. February and April are worth a look too, though April gets pushed up by Easter travel in both Poland and Austria. Fly midweek if you can — Tuesday and Wednesday departures are calmer and cheaper than Friday or Sunday. Book a few weeks ahead for autumn, earlier for the winter holidays, and watch the price calendar rather than guessing.

Nobody flies Warsaw to Graz non-stop, so every option here is a connecting ticket. LOT Polish Airlines and Austrian are the two names you will see most often, and both sell full-service connections with a checked bag and a seat included. Lufthansa and its regional arm Lufthansa Cityline, Swiss and Helvetic Airways route you through their hubs, which usually means a longer but smoother transfer. Eurowings, Air Baltic, Pegasus and Sun Express sit at the lower-cost end — the fare looks smaller, but baggage and seat choice often cost extra.

Graz has one airport, Graz Airport, and it sits outside the city, a short drive or train ride from the centre. The usual ways in are the bus and the train to the main station, plus taxis and pre-booked transfers if you land late. Allow time after arrival: checks are quick for travellers from within the EU, but your bag can take a while if several flights land together. If your connection is tight, check whether your luggage is checked through to Graz or whether you collect it at the transfer airport — on separate tickets you always collect and re-check it yourself.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Austrian Sign Language, German

Emergency number

112, 120, 122

Driving side

right

Calling code

+43

Internet domain

.at

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Graz

307 k (2026)

Time zone

UTC+01 (Europe/Vienna)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Decide whether you leave from F. Chopin or Modlin — they are different airports and the transfer between them is not quick
• Check what your low-cost fare includes, because a carry-on bag or a checked one can change the total
• If you book two separate tickets, leave a long gap at the transfer airport and expect to collect and re-check your bag
• Carry a valid passport or ID card for Austria and check the current entry rules before you fly
• Book January or the autumn months early, since that is when this route is at its quietest