Poland’s flag carrier Lot Polish Airlines recently announced that the airline have decided to launch a brand-new route from Budapest Airport to Wroclaw, the fourth-largest city in Poland. The latest move shows the strong commitment of the carrier to the Hungarian market and marks the fifth service from the carrier in Budapest. The new route is set to begin on August 24 and will be operating once-weekly on a year-round basis.
Irrespective of the COVID-19 crisis, Lot Polish Airlines has expanded strongly at Budapest Airport, showing the resilience and strength of the airport and country. The Polish carrier has added three new routes from Budapest this year including Dubrovnik, Varna, and now Wroclaw as well as restarted its route to Seoul.
The new Wroclaw route, based on strong indirect traffic, is the carrier’s third route to Poland. Balazs Bogats, Head of Airline Development, Budapest Airport said in a statement that authorities are delighted that Lot has announced another brand-new route from Budapest Airport and has further strengthened its position as the leading airport for Central and Eastern Europe. He mentioned that Lot is currently the sixth-largest airline from Budapest Airport with over 400,000 seats last year.
