LOT Polish Airlines is expanding its presence in northern Poland with three new year-round routes from Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport. The airline will launch direct services to Brussels and Oslo on 29 April 2026, followed by Bergen on 30 April 2026. The new destinations complement the previously announced Gdansk–Istanbul route starting on 14 January 2026.
According to LOT, the expansion is part of its strategy to strengthen operations at regional airports. “Northern Poland is a dynamic market with strong business and tourism potential,” said Michal Fijol, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines, noting that the new routes will improve regional connectivity and support local economic growth.
Gdansk Airport CEO Tomasz Kloskowski added that the new destinations — especially Brussels, long requested by passengers — will enhance the airport’s competitiveness and offer better access to Europe for residents and visitors.
The Brussels service will operate four times weekly, Oslo five times weekly, and Bergen three times weekly, with flight times ranging between 1h35 and 1h55. Tickets are already available through LOT’s sales channels.