LOT Polish Airlines
PolandAbout the airline
LOT Polish Airlines (IATA: LO, ICAO: LOT) is Poland's flagship carrier, founded in 1928 and headquartered in Warsaw. Hub at Warsaw Chopin Airport. Star Alliance member serving 102 cities worldwide with a modern fleet of Embraer regional and Boeing widebody aircraft.
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LOT Polish Airlines (IATA: LO, ICAO: LOT) is Poland's national airline, established in 1928 with operations beginning in 1929. Today it operates a fleet of 91 aircraft and serves 102 destinations worldwide, making it a major European carrier and a founding member of Star Alliance.
The airline's primary hub is Warsaw Chopin Airport, which serves as the main connection point for European and intercontinental routes. LOT's network spans domestic Polish routes, European destinations, and long-haul services to the Middle East and beyond. The airline is part of the Polish Aviation Group, a state-owned enterprise, and employs approximately 10,700 staff.
LOT's modern fleet comprises Embraer E-series aircraft (E-170, E-175, E-190, E-195) for regional networks and Boeing 737 and 787 jets for mainline and international operations. Passengers benefit from Star Alliance partnerships, the Miles & More frequent-flyer program, and consistent service standards across its route portfolio.