LOT goes solo on Heathrow-Warsaw
LOT Polish Airlines has become the only carrier serving Warsaw from Heathrow.
A move by British Airways of flights to the Polish capital from Heathrow to Gatwick has given LOT a monopoly on the route.
LOT, which runs three flights a day to Warsaw from Heathrow, has started online check-in via www.lot.com to ease the process at Heathrow Terminal 1.
The introduction of the summer schedule also sees LOT resuming flights three days a week to Beijing from Warsaw after almost 10 years.
LOT regional director UK & Ireland Slawomir Noszczak said: “Heathrow remains the first choice departure airport for business travellers and we therefore anticipate continuing traffic growth on our Warsaw flights from London.
“We have already established a strong reputation as a business carrier and we look forward to welcoming even more passengers to our services.
‘In addition, the launch of flights to Beijing is the first step towards expanding our long-haul network to the Far East.
“The close economic ties between Asia and Europe and an ever-increasing number of tourists to the region make this a prime area for expansion for LOT.
“With the strategic position of Warsaw, we also expect passenger growth from across Europe, connecting with onward flights at our home hub.â€
by Phil Davies
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