Warsaw Airport now has a railway connection to the centre, which started on 1 June, just in time for Euro 2012. The airport station was built at least a couple of years ago, but there was no connection to the existing railway tracks a mile away. Trains run roughly every 15 mins but some serve different stations in the centre i.e. some go to Srodmiescie, the suburban station and some go to Centralna, the central station, which must be confusing for passengers, especially going towards the airport as they may not know which station to go to for the next train to the airport, although both stations are 5 mins walk apart.
And WestCoast may be glad to know that Etiuda Terminal at Warsaw Airport has closed. It really was a very small and unpleasant terminal. WizzAir weren't happy to be told they had to move to Terminal 1 and as such pay the airport more. Well in mid July, Warsaw's second airport, Modlin, is opening to the north of the city, and will be served primarily by low-cost airlines including Wizzair and Ryanair.