- LOT Polish Airlines has inaugurated a direct connection between Warsaw and Almaty.
- It is the second destination in Kazakhstan available in the national carrier’s regular flight network.
- Flights will be operated four times per week in the summer and three times per week in the winter seasons, respectively.
- With this new connection, LOT strengthens its presence in Central Asia and offers passengers from Kazakhstan convenient transfers in Warsaw.

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The launch of operations to Almaty confirms the continued expansion of LOT Polish Airlines’ route network and the growing importance of the Central Asian region in our offering. This part of the world is playing an increasingly important economic and business role, and the new route is a response to the growing demand for direct connections between Europe and Kazakhstan. Almaty is a city that perfectly reflects the modern spirit of the country – it is a dynamic destination that is open to new investment opportunities and international cooperation. Thanks to our transfer hub in Warsaw, we are able to provide our passengers arriving from Kazakhstan with convenient access to LOT Polish Airlines’ extensive flight network, covering Europe and North America.
Robert Ludera, Board Member, Chief Commercial Officer, LOT Polish Airlines
The heart of modern Central Asia
Surrounded by mountains, canyons, and steppes

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Along the Great Silk Road

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Destination full of surprises

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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.


