Timetables and tickets — in the search below
In the air
≈ 2.5–3 h
Services
direct and connecting
Direction
international
Tickets
online, e-ticket by email
This is a list of airline routes, not a timetable: whether there is a flight on your date — see the ticket search above. Selected and grouped by LvivGo from the “Airlines and destinations” tables of the Wikipedia articles Rome Fiumicino Airport, Rome Ciampino Airport (authors: Wikipedia contributors; as of 30.10.2026), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. This block is shared under the same terms.
The Rome — Warsaw flight takes roughly 2.5–3 hours in the air. Depending on the date it will be either a direct service or a connecting one — the search above shows both and sorts by price and total time.
Italy hosts one of Europe's largest Ukrainian communities, so flights run all year, not just in season.
Times and prices are approximate — check the search above for live schedules and fares.
Getting from Rome to Warsaw by air takes roughly 2.5–3 hours. That is time in the air — not counting the trip to the airport, check-in and security.
What a Rome — Warsaw ticket costs depends on the date, the class and how far ahead you book: there is no fixed fare on this route and we do not invent one. Compare services, dates and prices in the search at the top of this page — it queries every carrier at once.
Roughly 2.5–3 hours depending on the service. That is time in the air — it excludes getting to the airport and check-in. The search at the top of the page shows the exact time for your date, straight from the carriers.
It depends on the date: this route has both direct and connecting options. The search lists them together and lets you sort by total travel time, not just price.
There is no fixed fare: it depends on the date, the carrier, the class and how early you book. We deliberately do not show a “from” price — it is almost always unattainable. The search at the top of the page shows the real fare for your date.
Ukrainian citizens with a biometric passport can enter the EU visa-free for up to 90 days within 180, and a valid biometric passport is currently enough. Since 10 April 2026 the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) runs at Schengen borders: fingerprints and a photo are taken on your first entry, so allow extra time at the border. The European Commission plans to launch ETIAS — an online travel authorisation for visa-exempt nationals — in the last quarter of 2026, with the exact date to be announced (as of October 2026).
Low-cost fares (Ryanair, Wizz Air) rise as the date approaches — the cheapest tariffs go first, so 1–2 months ahead is optimal. Watch for sales: they run almost monthly, when a flight can cost as little as a bus.
Through the search at the top of this page — it takes you to tickets.ua, the official ticketing service: all carriers and departures in one query, time and price filters, card payment and an e-ticket by email.
