Bologna will become LOT’s fourth airport in Italy, starting at the end of March 2026.
Bolonga will be LOT’s fourth Italian city
From 30 March 2026, the Polish airline will connect Warsaw to Bologna’s Guglielmo Marconi airport six times a week, all year round, with Boeing B737 Max 8 aircraft. Bologna will therefore be the fourth Italian city, after Milan, Rome and Venice, to be connected with the Polish capital by the carrier.
Warsaw is LOT’s global hub
The operating schedule includes three flights in the morning and three in the evening. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday departures will be from Bologna at 11.40 and the arrivals in Warsaw at 13.50. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays the departures with LO-330 from Bologna at 18.25 will arrive in Warsaw at 20.35. From Warsaw, Lot's global hub, passengers from Bologna will be able to make fast, direct transfers to numerous connecting flights, for example to New York and Chicago, Tokyo and Seoul, Delhi, Tashkent, Baku and Tbilisi, and Krakow, Oslo, Stockholm and Tallinn in Europe.
“Chopin Airport…ideal for connecting flights without long stopovers”
“For several years we have been witnessing very positive growth in Italy, with an increasing demand for our flights via Warsaw, particularly as Chopin Airport in the Polish capital is ideal for connecting flights without long stopovers,- says Amit Ray, director Italy, DACH markets, Malta, India, and global corporate and strategic sales manager Lot Polish Airlines. -We are excited about two new Italian services on 30 March 2026: the inaugural flight from Warsaw to Bologna and, as recently announced, the inaugural flight from Krakow to Rome.
Krakow-Rome Fiumicino tickets are already on sale
Krakow-Rome Fiumicino, tickets for which are already on sale, will also operate from 30 March 2026, with direct flights all year round. The route, again served by Boeing 737 Max8s configured with two classes of service on board, will operate on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Sundays, and during the winter Lot will connect the two cities four times weekly.
