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Earlier this week, LOT Polish Airlines launched it's new flights between Warsaw and Riyadh, in a big link for the country and the Kingdom.
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LOT Polish Airlines Launches Warsaw-Riyadh Flights

by James Field
written by James Field

Earlier this week, LOT Polish Airlines launched it’s new flights between Warsaw and Riyadh, in a big link for the country and the Kingdom.

It is understood that these flights have been launched in conjunction with the Vision 2030 program in Saudi Arabia.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

The New Warsaw-Riyadh Flights with LOT Polish Airlines…

Earlier this week, LOT Polish Airlines launched it's new flights between Warsaw and Riyadh, in a big link for the country and the Kingdom.
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The new Warsaw-Riyadh flights with LOT Polish Airlines join the following list of new destinations that the airline has launched:

  • Tashkent
  • Athens
  • Oradea

This makes it destination #4 launched within 2024, as the airline continues to grow at a steady pace.

Such flights have been launched on a three times per week basis using their Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

Furthermore, the days of operation for these flights are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from Warsaw to Riyadh.

The outbound flight takes around five hours and 45 minutes with the return taking five hours and 30 minutes.

Airline CEO: Saudi Arabia A Vibrant Hub…

Earlier this week, LOT Polish Airlines launched it's new flights between Warsaw and Riyadh, in a big link for the country and the Kingdom.
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Commenting on this milestone was Michał Fijoł, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines:

“As the national carrier, we are aiming to be the first choice and partner for passengers in Poland and the CEE region in terms of exploring new travel offers.”

“Therefore, we are all the more enthusiastic about the opening of the new route to Riyadh.”

“A direct route between Warsaw and the capital of Saudi Arabia creates new opportunities, both for the tourism and business sectors.”

“This testifies to our commitment to expanding LOT Polish Airlines’ international route network.”

“Riyadh is a vibrant hub for culture and commerce, and by making it easily accessible, we are contributing to dynamic exchanges that will deliver mutual benefits for these two regions”.

Overall…

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In conclusion, this is another step in the growth plans for LOT Polish Airlines completed.

The new Warsaw-Riyadh flights enables the carrier to take advantage of the rapidly growing market that is Saudi Arabia.

Furthermore, all eyes will be on how this route performs, especially if the demand is significant.

If it is, then we could definitely see a step away from the Boeing 737 MAX 8 into the bigger 787 Dreamliner.

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New Flights from Addis Ababa to Warsaw with Ethiopian Airlines
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New Flights from Addis Ababa to Warsaw with Ethiopian Airlines

by James Field
written by James Field

Ethiopian Airlines announced last week new flights between Addis Ababa and Warsaw that will launch this Summer.

Information has been released by the airline regarding their plans of the new route to the Polish airport.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

The New Addis Ababa-Warsaw Flights…

New Flights from Addis Ababa to Warsaw with Ethiopian Airlines
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Ethiopian Airlines plans to launch new flights between Addis Ababa and Warsaw on June 16.

However, it has been noted by AeroRoutes.com that these flights may not take place until July 1.

The outlet also reports that the aircraft of choice for such operations will be the Boeing 737 MAX 8.

Ethiopian Airlines reports that the flights will commence on a four times per week basis.

Services will run on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.

Tasew: Truly Excited to Grow European Presence…

New Flights from Addis Ababa to Warsaw with Ethiopian Airlines
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Commenting on the launch of flights between Addis Ababa and Warsaw was Ethiopian Airlines CEO Mesfin Tasew:

“We are truly excited to further grow our presence in the European market with yet another new destination.”

“This development is in harmony with our strategic intent to bridge Africa with the globe while fostering commerce and tourism within the continent.”

“We have finalized our preparations to start delivering a gratifying journey experience to our patrons on this route.”

Overall…

Photo Credit: Paul Quinn via Planespotters.net.

In conclusion, these new flights between Addis Ababa and Warsaw with Ethiopian Airlines are causing excitement.

The airline continues to grow steadily into the European market, which is proving fruitful for them.

Looking ahead, all eyes will be on when these flights will actually launch, due to the first delays already being made.

But for now, let’s see what happens with these new flights.

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Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency
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Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency

by James Field
written by James Field

In the last few moments, a Turkish Airlines flight between Warsaw and Istanbul has declared an emergency over Romania.

TC-JVS is the aircraft in question operating this flight.

Live updates to follow shortly.

Live Emergency Update: Turkish Airlines TK1766 Warsaw-Istanbul…

Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency
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Welcome!

Welcome to the live coverage of this emergency. Keep refreshing for updates as they come in.

Continuing on to Istanbul?

Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency

Turkish Airlines flight TK1766 from Warsaw is descending through FL180, with the assumption being that the aircraft will make an emergency landing in it’s destination of Istanbul.

About TC-JVS: Aircraft Involved in Turkish Airlines Emergency…

TC-JVS, the aircraft operating this flight, is a 7.9 year old Boeing 737-800 that was delivered to Turkish Airlines in May 2016, as per Planespotters.

Of the 737-800 variant, TK has 40 of them in the fleet, of which all but one are in active service.

Furthermore, average fleet age for that particular aircraft type at the airline stands at 9.4 years.

Bucharest Diversion?

Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency

TK1766 is passing through FL100 and looks to be close to Bucharest, another option for a diversion during this emergency.

Bucharest Confirmed…

Turkish Airlines Flight Warsaw-Istanbul Declares Emergency

Turkish Airlines flight TK1766 from Warsaw, is confirmed to be making an emergency diversion into Bucharest, and for now, will not be continuing on to Istanbul.

On Final Approach…

TK1766 is now on final approach for it’s emergency landing into Bucharest Otopeni Airport.

TOUCHDOWN!

As per @RadarBoxCom, TK1766 has appeared to have touched down safely into Bucharest following it’s 7700 emergency broadcast a few moments ago.

Information is still limited regarding the cause.

As soon as we have additional information, then we will update you accordingly.

Met By Crews…

TK1766 has been met by a follow me car and ops vehicles on arrival into Bucharest, a standard procedure for these sorts of emergencies.

Aircraft Being Escorted to Stand…

TK1766 is now being escorted by these ground vehicles in Bucharest to a gate. Still unclear what the nature of the emergency is.

Look at ADS-B Data…

ADS-B data from RadarBox shows that the highest descent rate the aircraft had was around 3,000 feet per minute. Nothing to indicate technical at this stage, but nothing can be ruled out.

Parked on a Taxiway?

TK1766 appears to have come to a stop on a taxiway that is near the entry point for Runway 08L.

Furthermore, the aircraft has not been given a passenger stand. More to follow with this.

Dozens of Ops Vehicles Surrounding the Aircraft…

Flight tracking shows that there are a significant number of ops vehicles surrounding the aircraft and closing off a taxiway adjacent to where the aircraft has parked up.

Transponder Turned Off…

The crew on TK1766 have turned off the transponder in Bucharest.

This concludes coverage for now, but as soon as we hear anymore information pertinent to this, we will let you know in due course.

Unconfirmed Reports: Bomb Threat

Unconfirmed reports coming in that there is a bomb threat on the plane.

Departures & Arrivals Still Flowing out of Bucharest…

Departures and arrivals still seem to be flowing out of Bucharest.

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Warsaw-Tashkent To Be LOT Polish Airlines' Newest Route
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Warsaw-Tashkent To Be LOT Polish Airlines’ Newest Route

by James Field
written by James Field

According to local media, Warsaw-Tashkent looks to be the next route set to be announced by LOT Polish Airlines.

As per Trend, a meeting took place between the CEO of the airline and diplomats from Uzbekistan, who have appeared to have finalised a deal.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Warsaw-Tashkent To Be LOT Polish Airlines’ Newest Route…

Warsaw-Tashkent To Be LOT Polish Airlines' Newest Route
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It is understood that demand for flights between Warsaw and Tashkent have been growing, hence the reason for the meetings and the overall decision from the LOT Polish Airlines CEO Michal Fijol.

Reports are stating that this particular flight with the Polish flag carrier could be operated on a four times per week basis, servicing 40,000 passengers per year.

That would result in 192 flights per year between the two cities with the airline, with an average of 208 passengers per flight.

This would result in the use of either the Boeing 787 or the 737 MAX 8 in LOT Polish Airlines’ fleet to service the Warsaw-Tashkent route, as per data from Planespotters.net.

As per Skyscanner, there are no direct flights between both cities at the moment, with the only viable option being with Wizz Air Abu Dhabi with a stopover.

Therefore, this would open up significant opportunities for LOT Polish Airlines as they can capture significant market share on the Warsaw-Tashkent route.

All eyes will be on the additional details yet to be announced by the Polish carrier, with services into the CIS region becoming more popular with airlines around Europe and the Middle East.

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LOT To Launch Warsaw-Riyadh Flights in June 2024
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LOT To Launch Warsaw-Riyadh Flights in June 2024

by James Field
written by James Field

LOT Polish Airlines has this week revealed plans to launch flights between Warsaw and Riyadh starting in June 2024.

It is understood this route has been implemented as a response to Saudi Arabia welcoming tourists from the EU by offering simplified entry formalities and inviting them to visit a number of attractions.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

LOT To Launch Warsaw-Riyadh Flights in June 2024…

LOT To Launch Warsaw-Riyadh Flights in June 2024
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Flights between Warsaw & Riyadh with LOT will begin on June 4 next year, and will operate on a thrice-weekly service using their Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.

The flight will depart the Polish airport at 1520 local time, and will then head out for the return flight at 0125 local time in the morning.

Expected flight time on this route is expected to be around six and a half hours.

Michał Fijoł, LOT Polish Airlines Chief Executive Officer said the following on these planned flights between Warsaw & Riyadh:

“The strategic expansion of our global route network takes into account the needs and desires of our passengers, offering them the inspiration to explore the world.”

“That is why we are happy that Saudi Arabia is opening up to tourism, best evidenced by the agreement on direct air connections between this country and Poland and easier entry for European Union citizens.”

“I believe that Riyadh will be an interesting destination for people who like to explore new, diverse places. At the same time, due to growing economic cooperation and a large number of investments, Saudi Arabia is a promising market for Polish business”.

All eyes will be on how this new route will perform, as well as whether there is scope to upgrade the equipment or increase frequencies in the future.

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Qatar Airways Cargo Launches Warsaw Services
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Qatar Airways Cargo Launches Warsaw Services

by James Field
written by James Field

This week has seen Qatar Airways Cargo launch services to Warsaw in Poland, as demand for freight continues to grow for the carrier.

Such a service will operate on a once-weekly basis, and will increase cargo capacity by more than 200 tonnes per week to the Polish capital.

Without further ado, let’s get into it…

Qatar Airways Cargo Launches Warsaw Services…

Qatar Airways Cargo Launches Warsaw Services
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Commenting on this route launch to Warsaw, which included a customer welcome event on arrival into the airport was Elisabeth Oudkerk, the SVP of Cargo Sales & Planning at Qatar Airways’ other wing of the airline:

“[The airline] has been serving Eastern Europe for many years and is very pleased to announce freighters to Warsaw which will complement the passenger flights to this important city.”

“The launch of this service will provide consistent and reliable freighter operations between Poland and Qatar”.

On top of Warsaw, the Qatari carrier also operates services to the following Eastern Europe destinations:

  • Budapest
  • Prague
  • Bucharest
  • Zagreb
  • Belgrade
  • Sofia

Late last month, Qatar Airways Cargo celebrated their 20th anniversary, as well as utilising that milestone to grow further globally.

Another area of expansion was in its presence into China, with new belly hold flights to Chengdu and Chongqing, which began on September 23 and 25.

The Airbus A330-300 is being utilised for these routes, of which alongside the services to Beijing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen & Zhengzhou, the carrier now offers a total of 2,700 tonnes each way.

But for now, things don’t stop at Warsaw for the carrier. We will no doubt see more announcements from them in due course.

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Warsaw: Thousands Track Poland Volleyball Champions Flight
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Warsaw: Thousands Track Poland Volleyball Champions Flight

by James Field
written by James Field

Thousands of people have been tracking the Poland Volleyball Team on a LOT Polish Airlines flight between Rome and Warsaw following their tournament victory.

Warsaw: Thousands Track Poland Volleyball Champions Flight…

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Using the aptly themed callsign of LOTGOLD, the aircraft departed Rome at 1510 local time this afternoon bound for the Polish capital of Warsaw.

The flight was operated by SP-LIK, one of LOT Polish Airlines‘ Embraer E175 aircraft, that was responsible for taking the Poland volleyball team home.

As per data from Planespotters.net, the aircraft is a 13.9 year old airframe, which was delivered to the Poland-based carrier back in December 2009.

LOT Polish Airlines have a fleet of 13 Embraer E175 aircraft, that typically operate short-haul and regional routes across their network.

On its way into Warsaw, the aircraft circled around the area of Krakow before commencing its descent with the champions onboard.

As per Inside The Games, Poland beat Italy to clinch an eight gold medal in front of home fans in Rome, Italy.

This has gained a lot of attention in Warsaw as LOT Polish Airlines bring the champions back to home turf.

There will no doubt be significant welcoming’s by fans who couldn’t make it to Italy to watch the game in person, and the aircraft will have the trophy onboard as well as the official team too.

LOTGOLD landed into Warsaw at 1715 local time, and proceeded to stand to deboard the team ahead of the celebrations that will no doubt take place as a result of this.

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Frankfurt, Dusseldorf & Warsaw Say Hello to SKY express
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Frankfurt, Dusseldorf & Warsaw Say Hello to SKY express

by James Field
written by James Field

SKY express has this week announced plans to launch services to three destinations: Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, and Warsaw.

This represents a significant investment into Germany, with the two new destinations joining Munich.

Services to the Polish capital will bring Athens closer to the end of Eastern Europe.

Frankfurt, Dusseldorf & Warsaw Represent Significant Expansion for SKY express…

Frankfurt, Dusseldorf & Warsaw Say Hello to SKY express
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All three services from Athens to Frankfurt, Dusseldorf, and Warsaw will begin on October 29, with the airline providing the following detail in terms of scheduling via press release:

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1. Athens – Frankfurt:

  • Frequency: 6 times a week
  • Flight Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday

2. Athens – Düsseldorf:

  • Frequency: 4 times a week
  • Flight Days: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday

3. Athens – Warsaw:

  • Frequency: 5 times a week
  • Flight Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday

Gerasimos Skaltas, the Chief Commercial Director of SKY express commented on this expansion:

“The expansion of our flight schedule to three very strategic airports in Europe confirms our commitment to create even more connectivity opportunities for the country by serving our passengers all year round on the most competitive terms.”

“The addition of the three new destinations of Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, and Warsaw gives further impetus to the implementation of our long-term plan.”

Such route expansion to these destinations is reflective of the carrier’s prediction of significant growth this year, with 4.4m passengers expected to be handled across 54,000 flights and to serve more than 65 destinations.

All eyes are on the airline to see how the rest of the year will perform for them.

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44th Embraer E-Jet for LOT arrives in Warsaw

by pbozyk
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WARSAW – LOT Polish Airlines has acquired yet another E-Jet – the 15th Embraer E175. This is also the 44th Embraer in LOT’s fleet. The new aircraft arrived in Warsaw on Monday January 24.

The additional aircraft will increase LOT’s capacity when the Q400s were withdrawn from the fleet on January 1. This

Embraer (MSN17000340) carrying the SP-LIR registration, is leased from Nordic Aviation Capital (NAC). The plane was flown to Warsaw on January 23 evening. The repositioning domestic route of flight LO9002 was: Bydgoszcz (BZG) – Warsaw (WAW).

The E175 in question was produced in June 2012, at which time it was delivered to Alitalia Cityliner. Then, after being withdrawn by the Italian carrier, the aircraft was parked by NAC at Bydgoszcz Aiport from October 2021 to January this year.

LOT’s new acquisition takes 88 passengers on board. That is six people more than the carrier’s currently operated fleet of E175’s.

LOT uses all variants of E-Jet E1 family

As it has been mentioned, LOT uses all versions of the popular E-Jets.

Embraer E170 – first delivery 8 March 2004.
Embraer E175 – first delivery 25 April 2006.
Embraer E190 – first delivery 17 December 2018.
Embraer E195 – first delivery 11 April 2011.

There are currently 74 aircraft in LOT’s fleet, including 44 Brazilian aircraft: six E170s, 15 E175s (including two at the government’s disposal), eight E190s and 15 E195s.

E175 replaces phased-out Dash 8-400

Four additional E175 and four E190 are replacing the withdrawn De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400. On the 94th anniversary of LOT Polish Airlines’ operational launch, January 1 this year marks the end of the era of propeller aircraft in the carrier’s fleet.

With flight LO3836 from Gdansk to Warsaw, the De Havilland Canada Dash 8-400 (SP-EQL) finally bid farewell, and the last flight with callsign BYEDASH for the airline was made.

According to LOT, its pilots flew more than 360,000 hours on the Dash, although tens of thousands of hours from the Eurolot days should probably be added to that.

Once known as Bombardier Q400s, they were a vital part of LOT’s fleet. The last of the 12 turboprop aircraft in service with the national carrier ends their aviation service in LOT Polish Airlines’ fleet on January 1 this year.

LOT Polish expands fleet with six Boeing 737 MAX 8s

It’s worth adding that LOT Polish Airlines expanded its fleet with six Boeing B737-8 MAX aircraft, which will operate short- and medium-haul flights.

On Tuesday evening January 17, LOT Polish Airlines takes delivery of the sixth and last plane acquired from the Blue Air on lease from Air Lease Corporation (ALC). This is the 11th MAX in LOT’s fleet.

The new planes were acquired by LOT following the suspension of Romanian carrier Blue Air, in the form of an operating lease from US-based Air Lease Corporation, which had already leased five Boeing 737 MAX 8s and one Dreamliner for LOT.

LOT Polish plans mega order of 60-80 aircraft

LOT Polish Airlines plans a large purchase of narrow-body aircraft and sends a Request For Proposal (RFP) to Airbus, Boeing, and Embraer.

AviationSource learned last year that the Polish carrier wants to buy from 60 to 80 new aircraft, citing people familiar with the matter.

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Last ex-Blue Air 737 MAX arrives in Warsaw for LOT Polish

by Len Varley
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WARSAW – On Tuesday evening January 17, another of the newer Boeing 737 MAX 8s for LOT Polish Airlines arrived in Warsaw. The aircraft was still wearing the colours of Blue Air.

This is the sixth plane acquired from the Romanian airline on lease from Air Lease Corporation (ALC) and the 11th MAX in LOT’s fleet.

The repositioning route of the OEIGU flight was: Prague (PRG) – Warsaw (WAW). The aircraft had been stored at Prague airport since mid-September this year, where it went after Blue Air suspended its operations.

It is worth mentioning that the first MAX by Blue Air arrived in Warsaw on 28 October (SP-LVM), the second on 21 November (SP-LVG), the third on 1 December (SP-LVL), the fourth on 10 December (SP-LVK) and the fifth on 16 December last year (OE-IGT).

11th LOT 737 MAX

The B737 MAX 8 with serial numbers MSN 43306 / LN 7672 (ex YR-MXB), which arrived on lessor registration OE-IGU, was produced in the second half of 2019, made its first technical flight on 8 September 2019 and was delivered to Blue Air on 4 June 2021.

The aircraft was then parked by ALC in Prague, Czech Republic, after being withdrawn by the Romanian carrier. It was stored there from 13 September 2022 to 17 January this year.

LOT’s new acquisition takes 189 passengers on board, three more than the B737 MAX currently used by the carrier, which has 186 seats. The aircraft will also soon receive Polish registration.

First two new MAX’s fly with passengers

The first ex-Blue Air MAX arrived in Warsaw on 28 October this year. It is a brand new aircraft delivered straight from Renton. On 1 December, aircraft inaugurated its service on LOT Polish Airlines’ network. The first rotation was between Warsaw and Brussels and Warsaw.

The second ex-Blue Air MAX which enter LOT’s network is a plane with SP-LVL registration delivered on December 1. On 13 January, aircraft inaugurated its service on LOT Polish Airlines’ network. The first rotation was a domestic one between Warsaw and Wrocław and Warsaw.

Now the aircraft operate the busiest routes from Chopin Airport to destinations like London (LHR), Madrid, Paris, Brussels and Munich.

From Blue Air to LOT Polish

The national carrier’s acquisition of six aircraft, which were to go to the financially troubled Romanian Blue Air, came as something of a surprise.

LOT is acquiring the new aircraft through an operating lease from Air Lease Corporation and, in doing so, the American company’s portfolio will increase to 12 aircraft in LOT’s fleet.

The new aircraft were acquired by LOT following the suspension of Romanian carrier Blue Air, lease from ALC, which had already leased five B737 MAX aircraft and one Dreamliner to LOT Polish Airlines.

Following the delivery of the final, sixth unit, the Boeing 737-8 MAX fleet will number 11 aircraft. Initially, the planes will be operated in Blue Air’s paint scheme, but they will gradually be repainted in the national carrier’s colours.

LOT Polish fleet

Currently, there are 73 aircraft in LOT’s fleet, including 17 Boeing 737s, 11 B737 MAX 8s and six B737-800NGs. In the near future, LOT plans to acquire one embraer E175 and one more E-Jet E190.

The latter are ultimately replacing the De Havilland Dash 8-400 aircraft which were phased out in the end of last year.

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