The Polish airline “LOT Polish Airlines” will add four regular flights a week on the route between Vilnius and Warsaw from March 28, which will supplement the current 28 flights a week between the two capitals, informs the airport operator “Lietuvos oro uostai”.
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“It is the airline with the highest frequency of flights on a single route in the entire Lithuanian airport network, and after this decision it will only further strengthen this position. The route between Vilnius and Warsaw is important for both business and leisure travelers. The airport of the Polish capital is an important aviation hub with many connecting flights to the rest of the world, and we know that our travelers go to this airport very often,” says Tomas Zitikis, Head of Aviation Services at Lietuvos oro uostai.
“LOT Polish Airlines” currently also provides flights between Vilnius Airport and London City Airport (LCY).
Ten airlines operate regular flights to three Lithuanian airports, including “airBaltic”, “Scandinavian Airlines SAS”, “Finnair”, “Lufthansa”, “Swiss International Air Lines”, “Turkish Airlines” and “LOT Polish Airlines”.
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