Yes, you can smoke at Poznań Ławica Airport (POZ) — the airport’s own site confirms smoking cabins airside in the Schengen departure hall, plus three marked outdoor smoking spots outside the terminal entrances for anyone landside.

Poznań Ławica serves the Greater Poland region from a single terminal, split after security into Schengen and non-Schengen zones. If your journey continues through Warsaw, Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) keeps a similar setup, with enclosed smoking booths airside on both its Schengen and non-Schengen concourses.

Schengen Departures (Airside)

The airport’s own site states that passengers who have already passed security control have special smoking cabins in the Schengen zone’s departure hall. This is the only confirmed indoor option, so if your flight departs from the Schengen side, use this cabin rather than heading back landside.

Non-Schengen Departures (Airside)

The non-Schengen zone isn’t listed as having its own smoking cabin on the airport’s site. If your gate is on this side, plan to smoke before security instead, since going back would mean clearing the checkpoint again.

Landside (Before Security)

The airport marks three outdoor smoking spots with standard signage, all in front of the terminal building: by the main entrance to the Departure hall, by the Departure hall entrance next to a yellow-suitcase landmark, and in front of the combined arrivals and check-in hall entrance. Smoking is strictly forbidden anywhere inside the terminal outside the Schengen cabins.

Vaping

Poland’s 22 July 2016 amendment to the tobacco-products health law extends the same enclosed-public-place rules to e-cigarettes, so vape in the Schengen departure cabins or the three marked outdoor spots at Poznań, the same as cigarettes. The airport publishes no separate rule for heated-tobacco devices.

Summary

AreaSmokingNotes
Schengen departures (airside)YesCabins in the Schengen zone’s departure hall
Non-Schengen departures (airside)Not confirmedNo cabin listed; smoke landside before security
Landside (outdoor)YesThree marked spots outside the terminal entrances
VapingSchengen cabins or outdoor spotsSame rule as cigarettes, per the 2016 law amendment

For Poland’s airport smoking rules and vaping law, see our Poland airport guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there smoking areas at Poznań Ławica Airport (POZ)?

Yes — the airport’s own site confirms smoking cabins airside in the Schengen departure hall, plus three marked outdoor smoking spots outside the terminal entrances.

Can you smoke inside the Poznań Airport terminal?

Only inside the smoking cabins in the Schengen zone’s departure hall — the rest of the terminal, including check-in, the non-Schengen zone and arrivals, is smoke-free by Polish law.

Is there smoking after security at Poznań Airport?

Yes — special smoking cabins sit in the Schengen zone’s departure hall, for passengers who have already cleared security.

Where are the outdoor smoking spots at Poznań Airport?

The airport’s own site lists three: in front of the main entrance to the Departure hall, in front of the Departure hall entrance next to the yellow suitcase landmark, and in front of the arrivals and check-in hall entrance.

Can you vape at Poznań Airport?

Poland’s 22 July 2016 amendment to the tobacco-products health law extends the same enclosed-public-place rules to e-cigarettes, so vape in the Schengen cabins or the outdoor spots, the same as cigarettes.

Is there an indoor smoking area for non-Schengen flights at Poznań Airport?

The airport’s own site names only the Schengen zone’s cabins. Non-Schengen departures should use the outdoor spots before security instead.