LOT Polish Airlines is wet-leasing four Airbus A320s from Avion Express next year.
The leases run till the end of May. Two of the aircraft will start flying for LOT from 14 January, and the other two will commence operations on 1 February.
The carrier will deploy the aircraft in Warsaw, for domestic and international operations.
Cirium fleets data shows that LOT’s Airbus fleet comprises of one A320ceo and two A340s.
LOT Polish Airlines will next year extend its US network with the launch of flights from Warsaw to Washington Dulles. The airline will operate the Dulles route three times per week from 2 June 2020 using Boeing 787s, the US airport has disclosed. “A direct flight from Warsaw to Washington ...
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