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LOT Polish Airlines has announced the launch of new routes from its hub in Warsaw. Since the beginning of the summer season LOT aircraft will fly to Kosice, Palanga and Kharkov.

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Tickets for these routes are already available on lot.com.

Flights to Kosice in Slovakia start on March 28th and will be  carried out 6 times a week. The combination will be operated throughout the year, by Bombardier Q400 aircraft. The schedule will ensure the passengers traveling from Kosice the shortest connection via Warsaw to the most important cities in Europe, including Stockholm, Dusseldorf, Zurich, London, Amsterdam and Paris. A trip to all these cities can be made even within a single  day, without staying overnight.

The current flights offer from Kosice is not sufficient, and other hubs are within three-hours’ drive.  We link Kosice with the world giving the passengers the most convenient access not only to Warsaw, but also Via Warsaw to many other cities in Poland and Europe – says Marcin Celejewski acting CEO of LOT.

For passengers from Poland, Kosice is a popular tourist destination, which – apart from a limited offer of other carriers – has so far been available only after a long journey by car.

Connection to Palanga in Lithuania also starts on March 28th and will also be carried out 6 times a week by Bombardier Q400 aircraft. Flights between Warsaw and Palanga will be operated seasonally. The connecting time  on flights from Warsaw to most European cities will not exceed  one hour. This is the most convenient offer available from Palanga Airport.

– Palanga was almost inaccessible by airplane. We are glad that through our connection, we will change it soon and the trip from Warsaw to the Lithuanian Baltic Sea coast will take just over an hour. On the other hand, we know that the residents of Palanga need a connection that gives them access to major European business centres and tourist destinations. Today we have LOT that provides such access – adds the Celejewski CEO.

Kharkov – the third new direction on the map of LOT – will be operated from March 1st, 5 times a week. The flights will be made by comfortable Embraers 175.

– Passengers from Kharkov need an airline, which thanks to the convenient schedule, will take them to any place in Europe and the world. Thanks to the LOT offer, just one, short and comfortable change in Warsaw is enough to reach nearly 60 cities. We are convinced that Warsaw will quickly become a favourite transfer airport for residents of Kharkov – says Marcin Celejewski.

Tickets for all new connections are available on the lot.com website, in LOT Travel offices and at  sales agents. Tickets for other, previously announced routes, including flights to Tokyo, Venice, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Nice, Cluj-Napoca, Barcelona, Beirut, Athens and Zurich are also available.

This post was published on 9 November 2015 21:07

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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