Polish national air carrier PLL LOT will soon launch two new routes from Warsaw to Egypt and Kosovo.
Low-cost carrier Wizz Air plans to increase the number of seats on offer on its Polish connections this summer by over 50 percent compared to last year, Jozsef Varadi, the airline’s president told PAP.
The Polish government has extended the ban on international flights to August 11, 2020, whereas the list of flight destinations has changed, the government's Journal of Laws wrote.
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair plans to resume almost 200 routes to and from Poland from July 1 as part of its summer flight schedule after a suspension due to the coronavirus epidemic in Poland, the company said on Monday.
Poland will extend a ban on international flights until June 16 due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a government decree published late on Friday.
Poland will restart passenger air connections in three stages. Domestic flights will be resumed on June 1, European ones will come next while intercontinental flights will be the last but only to such destinations where the coronavirus epidemic is under control.
The Polish government will not implement any changes to domestic air and rail connections due to the coronavirus threat in Poland, government spokesman Piotr Muller said in an interview with the private radio broadcaster Radio Zet on Saturday.
All LOT Polish Airlines flights previously scheduled to fly through Iranian airspace will have their routes changed, acting LOT spokesperson Michał Czernicki told PAP on Saturday.
Poland's national carrier LOT is to launch a new direct route between Warsaw and Washington DC from June 2020, the company has announced.
On Sunday Poland's national air carrier LOT launched regular flights from Warsaw to the Sri Lankan capital Colombo. The thrice-weekly seasonal connection will continue until March 28 2020.
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