LOT Polish Airlines

LOT Polish Airlines launches Budapest-Seoul route, makes two long-haul routes seasonal

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LOT Polish Airlines, Poland’s national airline, will launch a Budapest – Seoul Incheon route and make 2 routes seasonal in summer, according to Airlineroute.

The airline has opened booking for BUD – ICN flight yesterday, with a first flight scheduled on 22 September 2019. The route will be operated 3 times per week by Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner according to the following schedule :

LO2001 BUD 1225 – 0605+1 ICN 788 257
LO2002 ICN 0730 – 1315   BUD 788 136

Two routes, Rzeszów – Newark and Budapest – Chicago O’Hare, operated respectively once and twice per week, are suspended for the Winter season 2019/2020, from 27 October 2019 until 28 March 2020.

This post was published on 30 July 2019 19:26

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