LOT (LO)

The Polish carrier is now rolling out satellite Wi-Fi on its Boeing 787 Dreamliners, allowing passengers to stay connected over the Atlantic and on flights to Asia. Thanks to this investment, the airline is modernising its cabins and aligning itself with the standards of the best international airlines. Travellers can now send messages, check their emails, or browse the web in mid-flight. This service is part of a broader strategy to move upmarket and aims to attract a demanding business clientele on its long-haul routes departing from Warsaw. By enabling Internet access at an altitude of 10,000 metres, LOT Polish Airlines is enhancing the appeal of its long-haul destinations and ensuring a connected journey.

LOT Polish Airlines operated its first direct Warsaw–Marrakech flight in late September 2025. The direct route operates twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, as part of the winter schedule, through 9 May 2026. The Polish airline uses its Boeing 737 MAX 8 and 737‑800 aircraft on this route, offering passengers a comfortable journey lasting approximately 4 hours 45 minutes. Robert Ludera, LOT Polish Airlines’ director of network development, says that this connection allows Polish travellers to combine relaxation in Marrakech with exploring Morocco, including its medina, desert, Atlas Mountains and beaches. For its winter schedule, the airline is focusing on “sunny” destinations to escape the European cold: Marrakech thus joins Malaga, Istanbul and other sun-drenched cities. By launching this direct Warsaw–Marrakech route, LOT Polish Airlines is strengthening its presence in leisure air connections and creating a new bridge between Central Europe and Morocco.