LOT Polish Airlines are the national airline of Poland based in the countrys capital, Warsaw.

LOT Airlines

LOT’s strengths lie in its history and technical capability. It is an old fashioned airline in that it makes decisions slowly but implements them thoroughly.

Financially - particularly compared with some of the new low cost entrants which are eating away at its market - its as safe as houses. Route wise it has two major hubs at the wonderfully named Frederic Chopin Airport in Warsaw and John Paul II Airport in Krakow, from which the major cities of Poland are served (Bydgoszcz, Katowice, Lódz, Poznan, Rzeszów, Szczecin, Wroclaw and Zielona Góra). As well as operating services from London Heathrow and Manchester in the UK, LOT also fly from Dublin, Ireland.

With a modern fleet of Boeings and Embraer aircraft plus special offer fares pitched to compare favourably with low cost competition, LOT is definitely worth a look.

LOT = flights

With a low cost airline subsidiary (centralwings) plus membership of the global Star Alliance - LOT appears to be trying to be everything to everyone in a world where specialisation is the prerequisite for profitability. In a changing world LOT (which means ‘Flight’ in Polish) are getting there and we like them a lot. If you’re looking to travel to Poland and are flexible on travel dates it’s worth checking and rechecking for special offers as they’ve now embraced dynamic pricing alongside more traditional rule based (Saturday night stay required etc) fares.
LOT Polish Airlines operate a fleet of Boeing Jets and Brazilian Embraer aircraft. Check-in opens 2 hours before the flight departure and 4hrs for flights to and from US. LOT Polish Airlines have two classes to offer their passengers. Starting from 1st July top Polish chef Robert Sowa will feature some of his signature dishes in Business Class.