KYIV. July 3 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Poland’s LOT airline will increase the number of flights on the Warsaw-Odesa route to 14 each destination a week by the beginning of September.
LOT CEO Rafal Milczarski said at a press conference in Odesa on Friday that the number of flights will be gradually increased, starting from July 19.
He said that the new schedule would allow Odesa residents to use the flights from a hub in Warsaw and fly to 70 countries.
LOT’s Embaraer planes and Bombardier CRJ900 of Estonia’s Nordica airline will service the flights.
LOT Polish Airlines provide around 5 million passengers a year with almost 60 destinations all over the world via Warsaw.
