Best time to learn to fly in Poland

How often the weather allows training flights in each month, from weather reports at 7 airfields with flight schools in Poland.

Across 7 airfields, 64% of daylight hours have weather suitable for training flights. The best months are June, July, and August. December is the most difficult month, at 31%.

Share of daylight hours each month with weather suitable for training flights (cloud base at least 3,000 ft, visibility at least 5 statute miles / 8 km, wind no more than 20 knots, no thunderstorms, freezing conditions or snow).

The flying year in Poland

Poland has a short but very good flying season. At the typical airfield (7 airfields in our data), June and August are flyable in 88% and 88% of daylight hours, but the winter is one of the hardest in our data: 31% in December and 34% in January.

Planning your training

Plan the flying from April to September and expect little flying between November and February.

Flying weather by month

34% Jan
47% Feb
65% Mar
81% Apr
85% May
88% Jun
86% Jul
88% Aug
78% Sep
62% Oct
40% Nov
31% Dec
MonthTypical airfieldMost airfields
January34%32–37%
February47%45–49%
March65%64–66%
April81%76–82%
May85%80–86%
June88%86–88%
July86%86–87%
August88%86–89%
September78%77–82%
October62%60–64%
November40%36–43%
December31%28–32%

Airfields with the most flyable weather in Poland

AirfieldWhole yearBest months
Warsaw Babice Airport (EPBC)
Masovian Voivodeship
68%May, June, and August
Poznan-Lawica Airport (EPPO)
Greater Poland Voivodeship
66%June, July, and August
Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport (EPRZ)
Subcarpathian Voivodeship
66%June, July, and August
Warsaw-Modlin Airport (EPMO)
Masovian Voivodeship
64%June, July, and August
Białe Błota (Bydgoszcz) (EPBY)
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship
64%June, July, and August
Katowice-Muchowiec Airport (EPKM)
Silesian Voivodeship
64%June, July, and August
Lodz Wladyslaw Reymont Airport (EPLL)
Łódź Voivodeship
63%June, July, and August

How we worked this out

Based on hourly weather reports (METAR) from 2016 to 2025 in the Iowa Environmental Mesonet archive, at the weather station closest to each airfield and no more than 30 km away. Only daylight hours count. For each month we show the typical (median) airfield, with the middle half of airfields as the range.

Cite this data: BookFlightSchools, “Best time to learn to fly in Poland: flying weather by month”, 2016–2025. https://bookflightschools.com/flight-schools/poland/weather

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