Earlier this week, LOT Polish Airlines launched it’s new flights between Warsaw and Riyadh, in a big link for the country and the Kingdom.
It is understood that these flights have been launched in conjunction with the Vision 2030 program in Saudi Arabia.
Without further ado, let’s get into it…
The New Warsaw-Riyadh Flights with LOT Polish Airlines…
The new Warsaw-Riyadh flights with LOT Polish Airlines join the following list of new destinations that the airline has launched:
- Tashkent
- Athens
- Oradea
This makes it destination #4 launched within 2024, as the airline continues to grow at a steady pace.
Such flights have been launched on a three times per week basis using their Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft.
Furthermore, the days of operation for these flights are Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from Warsaw to Riyadh.
The outbound flight takes around five hours and 45 minutes with the return taking five hours and 30 minutes.
Airline CEO: Saudi Arabia A Vibrant Hub…
Commenting on this milestone was Michał Fijoł, CEO of LOT Polish Airlines:
“As the national carrier, we are aiming to be the first choice and partner for passengers in Poland and the CEE region in terms of exploring new travel offers.”
“Therefore, we are all the more enthusiastic about the opening of the new route to Riyadh.”
“A direct route between Warsaw and the capital of Saudi Arabia creates new opportunities, both for the tourism and business sectors.”
“This testifies to our commitment to expanding LOT Polish Airlines’ international route network.”
“Riyadh is a vibrant hub for culture and commerce, and by making it easily accessible, we are contributing to dynamic exchanges that will deliver mutual benefits for these two regions”.
Overall…
In conclusion, this is another step in the growth plans for LOT Polish Airlines completed.
The new Warsaw-Riyadh flights enables the carrier to take advantage of the rapidly growing market that is Saudi Arabia.
Furthermore, all eyes will be on how this route performs, especially if the demand is significant.
If it is, then we could definitely see a step away from the Boeing 737 MAX 8 into the bigger 787 Dreamliner.
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