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LOT Polish Airlines removes most flights from its Budapest base schedule, including planned flights to Brussels

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LOT Polish Airlines removes most existing and planned flights from its Budapest base schedule, except  Warsaw, Wroclaw and Seoul.

It was expected that no new Budapest-based flight (to Prague, Belgrade, Stuttgart, Brussels, Sofia, Bucharest) would be launched by LOT during the winter schedule. Moreover, compared to the previous years, not a single flight to the listed cities has been uploaded for a possible future summer schedule. In addition, the Krakow and London City routes have been removed from the timetable.

In view of the current situation, the resumption date of the Budapest-New York JFK flight, which is already scheduled for December 3, is further delayed in LOT’s winter schedule from Budapest.

Budapest-Seoul is expected to continue to be operated with one flight per week on Mondays until the summer schedule change, from which it is planned to increase to three flights a week. Along with the Seoul flight, the new Wroc?aw flight will continue to operate.

On the Budapest-Warsaw route, it is currently possible to book two flights a day on weekdays in November and only one on Sundays during the weekends.

Source: Budflyer

This post was published on 7 October 2020 20:32

André Orban

M. Sc. Engineering

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