- On 12 April 2025, LOT Polish Airlines inaugurated direct flights connecting Warsaw and Reykjavik-Keflavik.
- Flights to Iceland will operate four times a week during the summer season and three times per week during the winter schedule.
- Iceland is the third new destination launched this year by the Polish national carrier, following previously inaugurated routes from Warsaw to Lisbon and from Krakow to Paris-Orly opened in recent weeks.
- The newly opened route meets the expectations of both tourists seeking unique experiences surrounded by nature and business travellers interested in expanding their activities on both markets.

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Thanks to its stunning landscapes, high safety standards, and fascinating history, Iceland has become one of Europe’s most desirable and unique tourist destinations. The growing interest in tourism between Poland and Iceland provides at the same time a solid basis for closer business cooperation in the service, transport and cultural sectors. But our new connection is more than just a simple “back and forth” flight. We are seeing a lot of interest from passengers from Central and Eastern Europe, who are keen to choose our flights, transferring comfortably in Warsaw on their way to Reykjavik. This is a bright signal to us that LOT's offering, including our travel standard and connecting options, is a good match for passengers' expectations. We warmly invite everyone to discover Iceland’s extraordinary beauty with LOT Polish Airlines.
Robert Ludera, LOT's Registered Representative, Director of the LOT Polish Airlines Network Bureau

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LOT Polish Airlines is a modern carrier connecting Central and Eastern Europe with the rest of the world. LOT’s offer includes direct long-haul flights to airports in the United States, Canada, India, Japan, and South Korea. The Polish carrier has been consistently increasing the number of its flights to those destinations, thus strengthening its position in Central and Eastern Europe. It operates its long haul flights with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, one of the most advanced wide-body aircraft in the world. Present in the sky since 1929, the Polish carrier is the 11th oldest airline worldwide and one of the most internationally recognisable Polish brands.
