To reserve a seat on LOT Polish Airlines, go to the airline’s Manage Booking page, enter your booking reference (PNR) and last name, open your reservation, then select “Choose/Favourite Seat” and pick an available seat. Seat selection may be free or chargeable depending on your fare class, route, and frequent-flyer status. You can also choose seats during online check-in, which opens 36 hours before departure.

To make a flight reservation, visit the airline’s website or a travel booking platform, enter your departure and destination cities, travel dates, and passenger details, choose a flight, provide traveler information, and complete payment. After booking, you'll receive a confirmation email with your reservation number (PNR) and e-ticket details.

Yes. Many long-haul LOT Polish Airlines aircraft, especially the LOT Polish Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliners, offer USB ports and power outlets at seats, particularly in Premium Economy and Business Class. Availability on short-haul aircraft varies, so it's best to check your specific aircraft type before traveling.

Yes. LOT Polish Airlines operates flights to India and currently serves New Delhi with direct flights to Warsaw, providing connections across Europe and North America. Recent reports indicate the airline has focused its India operations on Delhi, with Mumbai service being reduced or suspended.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines is generally considered a trustworthy and safe airline. Founded in 1929, it is one of the world's oldest airlines, a member of Star Alliance, and operates modern aircraft including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Passenger reviews are mixed—as with most airlines—but LOT is widely regarded as reliable for transatlantic and European travel.

LOT Polish Airlines operates both Boeing and Airbus aircraft. Its long-haul fleet primarily consists of Boeing 787 Dreamliner jets, while its short- and medium-haul fleet includes Airbus A220 aircraft along with regional Embraer jets. The aircraft used on your flight depends on the route.

On a plane, it's best to avoid messy, strongly scented, or gas-producing snacks such as tuna sandwiches, hard-boiled eggs, garlic-heavy foods, chips that leave crumbs everywhere, and beans or large amounts of cruciferous vegetables. Also limit very salty snacks, as cabin air can contribute to dehydration and make you feel more bloated.

LOT Polish Airlines does not publish a single fixed seat-selection fee. The cost depends on your route, fare type, and seat category (Standard, Preferred, or Extra Legroom). You can see the exact price during booking or in the Manage Booking section. Some passengers, including Business Class, Premium Economy, and certain frequent-flyer members, can select seats for free.

To avoid paying for seat selection on LOT Polish Airlines, skip choosing a seat during booking and let the airline assign one for free at check-in. You may also receive complimentary seat selection if you're flying in Premium Economy or Business Class, have eligible frequent-flyer status, or if seat selection is included in your fare type.

No, LOT Polish Airlines is not a 5-star airline. It is generally rated as a solid 3–4 star airline depending on the rating system (for example, Skytrax does not place it in the 5-star category). It’s considered reliable and comfortable for European and long-haul travel, but not at the top luxury tier like 5-star carriers.

LOT Polish Airlines is not considered a true luxury airline; it’s a full-service, mid-range international carrier. It offers comfortable long-haul cabins on aircraft like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and decent business class service, but it doesn’t match luxury-focused airlines in terms of ultra-premium amenities, onboard service, or exclusivity.

On LOT Polish Airlines, a “preferred seat” is an Economy Class seat located in more desirable areas of the cabin, such as the front rows for quicker exit after landing or seats with slightly better legroom or positioning. These seats don’t offer extra space like extra-legroom seats, but they are considered more convenient and are usually available for an additional fee unless included in your fare or status.

LOT Polish Airlines is generally moderately strict with carry-on size, especially at the gate on busy flights. Economy passengers are typically allowed one cabin bag plus a personal item, but if your bag looks oversized or heavy (above the usual ~8 kg limit or standard cabin dimensions), it may be tagged and checked in. They are usually more relaxed at check-in but stricter during boarding when overhead space is limited, so it’s best to stick closely to their published size rules.

LOT Polish Airlines is known for being one of the oldest airlines in the world, offering strong connectivity between Central/Eastern Europe and long-haul destinations like North America and Asia. It’s particularly recognized for its modern long-haul fleet, including the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, its hub in Warsaw, and its role as a member of Star Alliance, which helps it provide wide global connections despite being a relatively smaller European flag carrier.

LOT Polish Airlines seat selection is not a fixed price—it depends on your route, fare type, and seat category—but typically ranges from about €5–€25 for standard seats on short/medium flights and roughly €25–€70+ on long-haul flights, while preferred seats or extra-legroom seats can cost even more (often €30–€150+ depending on distance and demand). In many cases, you can avoid the fee by skipping seat selection and letting the airline assign you a seat for free at online check-in (usually 36 hours before departure), and some fare classes or elite statuses also include free seat selection.

In Economy Class, the best seats are usually exit row seats or extra-legroom seats (for maximum space), seats at the front of the cabin (for quicker boarding and exit), and window seats near the wing if you want less turbulence and a stable ride; on airlines like LOT Polish Airlines, these “preferred” or “extra-legroom” seats are often paid but give noticeably more comfort than standard middle-cabin seats. If you want the best balance without paying extra, choose an aisle seat near the front of Economy for easier movement and faster disembarkation.

LOT Polish Airlines baggage allowance depends on your ticket and route, but generally in Economy you get 1 carry-on bag (up to 8 kg) + 1 personal item, and 1 checked bag (usually 23 kg) on most international and long-haul flights. On cheaper “Economy Saver” fares, checked baggage may not be included and must be paid separately, while Business Class passengers usually get 2–3 checked bags (23–32 kg each) plus extra carry-on allowance. The exact number always depends on your fare type and destination, so your booking confirmation is the most accurate source.

Flying in Business Class on LOT Polish Airlines comes with several solid perks, especially on long-haul routes operated by the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. You get lie-flat seats, priority check-in, fast-track security, extra baggage allowance, access to airport business lounges, priority boarding, and upgraded meals with multi-course dining and drinks. You also get more privacy and attentive onboard service, plus extra comfort items like amenity kits and better entertainment compared to Economy.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines offers Premium Economy on its long-haul flights, especially on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. It provides wider seats, extra legroom, better recline, upgraded meals, priority services in some airports, and a more comfortable cabin experience than Economy, though it is still below Business Class in terms of luxury and privacy.

To upgrade to Business Class on LOT Polish Airlines, you can either bid for an upgrade online through their “Upgrade Offer” system (if available for your booking), request and pay for an upgrade at check-in or the airport (subject to availability), or use frequent-flyer miles if you’re part of Star Alliance programs. Paid upgrades are usually cheaper than buying Business Class outright, but they depend on seat availability and route demand.

Yes, Premium Economy on LOT Polish Airlines is noticeably better than Economy, especially on long-haul flights with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, because you get more legroom, wider and more comfortable seats with better recline, upgraded meals, priority services at some airports, and a quieter, more spacious cabin; however, it’s not a huge luxury jump like Business Class, but it does make long flights significantly more comfortable if you can afford the upgrade.

LOT Polish Airlines is fairly strict with carry-on weight because Economy Class has a clear limit of 8 kg per cabin bag (plus a small personal item), and they can check it at the airport—especially at busy hubs like Warsaw. If your bag is overweight, they may ask you to rearrange items or move it to checked baggage with extra fees, so it’s safest to stay within the limit rather than rely on flexibility.

To choose a seat on LOT Polish Airlines, you can do it in four main ways: during booking on their website, after booking through the “Manage My Booking” section by entering your reservation code, during online check-in (about 36 hours before departure), or at the airport check-in counter if seats are still available. If you want a specific seat or want to sit with companions, it’s best to pre-select it early in Manage Booking because cheaper fares may charge extra and good seats get taken quickly.

Business Class on LOT Polish Airlines is generally considered good but not luxury-level. You get comfortable lie-flat seats on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, decent Polish and international meals, friendly service, and strong lounge/priority benefits, which makes it a solid long-haul experience. However, it’s held back by an older 2-2-2 seat layout with less privacy and fewer modern “suite-style” features, so it feels more practical and comfortable rather than premium luxury compared to top airlines.

On LOT Polish Airlines, upgrading to Business Class usually costs roughly €200–€800 on short/medium-haul flights and about €600–€2,000+ on long-haul flights, depending on route, demand, and how full the flight is; last-minute airport upgrades can sometimes be cheaper, while bidding upgrades online or peak-season flights tend to be higher. Actual prices vary a lot, so the exact cost is only shown for your specific booking during upgrade offers or check-in.

Yes, it can be cheaper to do a last-minute upgrade on LOT Polish Airlines, especially at online check-in or at the airport if Business Class seats are still unsold, because airlines often discount remaining premium seats to fill the cabin; however, it’s not guaranteed and prices can also stay high or even be unavailable on full flights, so it’s a gamble compared to pre-booking or bidding in advance.

Yes, Business Class passengers on LOT Polish Airlines get complimentary lounge access, typically including the LOT Business Lounge at Warsaw and partner lounges at other airports, along with priority services like fast-track security and priority boarding; access is also extended to eligible frequent flyers in Star Alliance Business Class or higher tiers.

The “nicest” Business Class is usually considered to be on airlines like Qatar Airways (Qsuite with private doors and suites), Singapore Airlines (luxurious service and spacious seats), and Emirates (premium comfort and onboard amenities), with other top contenders like ANA and Japan Airlines also highly rated for comfort and service quality; overall, Qatar Airways’ Qsuite is often ranked the best for privacy and “hotel-like” experience in the sky.

Yes, Premium Economy on airlines like LOT Polish Airlines is often worth the extra cost on long-haul flights because you get noticeably more legroom, wider seats, better recline, improved meals, and a quieter cabin, which can make a big difference on flights over 6–8 hours; however, on short flights or if the price difference is large, Economy is usually still fine and the upgrade may not feel as impactful.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines offers Premium Economy on its long-haul routes, especially on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, where it provides extra legroom, wider seats, improved recline, upgraded meals, and priority services compared to Economy, though it is still a step below Business Class in comfort and privacy.

Yes, sometimes it is cheaper to upgrade to Business Class at the airport on LOT Polish Airlines, because airlines may discount unsold seats during check-in or at the gate; however, it’s not guaranteed—if demand is high or Business Class is nearly full, the price can stay the same or even be unavailable, so it’s a gamble compared to pre-booking or bidding online.

Yes, upgrading from Economy to Premium Economy on LOT Polish Airlines is usually worth it on long-haul flights because you get significantly more legroom, wider and more comfortable seats with better recline, improved meals, and a quieter cabin, which makes a big difference on flights over 6–8 hours; but on short flights, the extra cost often doesn’t give enough benefit to justify the upgrade.

Yes, you can sleep in Premium Economy on international flights with LOT Polish Airlines, especially on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, because the seats recline more than Economy and offer extra legroom, making it easier to rest on long flights; however, it’s still not fully flat like Business Class, so comfort depends on your height and how well you can sleep in a reclined seat.

In general on LOT Polish Airlines, Economy passengers usually get 1 checked bag (23 kg) on most international routes plus 1 carry-on (8 kg) + 1 personal item, while Premium Economy typically includes 1–2 checked bags (23 kg each) and Business Class includes 2–3 checked bags (up to 32 kg each) plus 2 carry-ons in premium cabins; however, the exact allowance depends on your fare type (Saver/Standard/Flex) and destination, so your booking confirmation is always the final authority.

Business Class on LOT Polish Airlines is generally solid and comfortable for long-haul travel, especially on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, with lie-flat seats, decent dining, lounge access, priority services, and friendly service, but it’s not ultra-luxury since the seating layout is older (2-2-2) with less privacy compared to top-tier airlines; overall, it’s a good value premium experience rather than a luxury one.

LOT Polish Airlines is a state-owned airline. It is ultimately owned by the Polish government through a holding company called the Polish Aviation Group (PGL S.A.), which controls the airline and holds most of its shares, making it effectively a national carrier of Poland.

Business Class on LOT Polish Airlines is typically about 2× to 5× more expensive than Economy, depending on the route, timing, and demand; on short-haul European flights it may cost a few hundred euros more, while on long-haul routes with the Boeing 787 Dreamliner it can be €1,000–€3,000+ more than Economy. The biggest price jumps usually happen close to departure or on high-demand dates.

Yes, upgrading from Economy to Premium Economy on LOT Polish Airlines is usually worth it on long-haul flights because you get noticeably more legroom, wider seats, better recline, improved meals, and a quieter cabin, which makes sleeping and relaxing much easier on aircraft like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner; however, on short flights the extra comfort is minimal and often not worth the added cost.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines offers complimentary in-flight meals on most international and long-haul flights, especially on routes operated by the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, with full hot meals, snacks, and drinks depending on flight duration and cabin class; on shorter European flights, Economy passengers may receive a light snack or beverage, while Business Class includes multi-course meals and a wider drink selection.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines can charge for baggage depending on your fare type: on many Economy “light” or basic fares, checked baggage is not included and must be paid separately, while higher Economy fares, Premium Economy, and Business Class usually include at least one or more free checked bags; extra or overweight bags always incur additional fees.

No, LOT Polish Airlines does not usually charge a fee for airport check-in, but they strongly encourage online check-in since some lower-fare tickets may have restrictions or limited service at the airport depending on the route and airport. In most cases, airport check-in is free if you need it, especially when traveling with baggage or special assistance.

On LOT Polish Airlines Business Class (especially on the Boeing 787 Dreamliner), the best seats are usually window seats in the middle rows because they offer more privacy, direct aisle access in most configurations, and less foot traffic, while avoiding seats near the galley or lavatories for a quieter experience; if you’re traveling with someone, the paired “center” seats are also good since they allow easy conversation without sacrificing comfort.

No, you usually don’t need to print your boarding pass if you’ve checked in online for LOT Polish Airlines, because a mobile boarding pass on your phone is accepted at most airports; however, it’s still a good idea to carry a printed copy as a backup in case of phone issues, battery problems, or if the airport specifically requests it for security or immigration checks.

To find your ticket number for LOT Polish Airlines, check your booking confirmation email or e-ticket receipt, where it is listed as a 13-digit number starting with “080”; you can also find it in the “Manage Booking” section on their website or app by entering your booking reference (PNR) and last name, and it’s often printed on your itinerary or boarding pass as well.

You can check your flight ticket number by looking at your airline confirmation email or e-ticket, where it’s usually a 13-digit number, or by logging into the airline’s “Manage Booking” section with your PNR and last name; it may also appear on your boarding pass or receipt if you booked through a travel website or agent.

The 13-digit ticket number on a plane ticket is usually shown on your e-ticket or booking confirmation under labels like “Ticket Number” or “e-Ticket No.” and is often near your passenger details or flight itinerary; for airlines like LOT Polish Airlines, it typically starts with the airline code (e.g., 080) followed by 10 more digits, and it may also appear on your boarding pass, usually in a smaller section near the barcode or booking reference.

LOT Polish Airlines has the IATA airline code “LO” (used for flight numbers like LO123), and its ICAO code is “LOT”, which is used in air traffic control and aviation systems.

To check your PNR status on LOT Polish Airlines, go to their website’s “Manage Booking” or “My Booking” section, enter your PNR (booking reference) and last name, and you’ll see your flight details, seat assignment, baggage info, and check-in status; you can also check updates through their mobile app or by contacting customer support if needed.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines is the national airline of Poland, headquartered in Warsaw and operating as the country’s flag carrier for both domestic and international flights.

LOT Polish Airlines is headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, with its main hub at Warsaw Chopin Airport.

To check in for a LOT Polish Airlines flight, you can do it online on their website or app by entering your booking reference (PNR) and last name starting about 36 hours before departure, select your seat, and download or save your boarding pass; alternatively, you can check in at the airport counter or self-service kiosks, especially if you have baggage or special travel needs.

LOT Polish Airlines is a state-owned airline of Poland. It is owned through the Polish Aviation Group (PGL), which is fully controlled by the Polish government (State Treasury), making LOT effectively a national carrier.

To check flight status for LOT Polish Airlines, go to their website or app and use the “Flight Status” tool by entering your flight number (e.g., LO123) or route and date, and it will show real-time updates like delays, gate changes, and arrival times; you can also track it via airport websites or flight tracking apps using the same flight number.

To check your PNR on LOT Polish Airlines, go to their “Manage Booking” page on the website or app, enter your booking reference (PNR) and last name, and you’ll see your full reservation details including flight status, seat, baggage, and check-in options; you can also contact customer support if you can’t access it online.

In Economy Class on LOT Polish Airlines, the usual allowance is 1 carry-on bag up to 8 kg plus 1 personal item, and on most international flights 1 checked bag up to 23 kg, although cheaper “Light” fares may not include checked baggage and require an extra fee; exact rules depend on your ticket type and route, so your booking confirmation is the final reference.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines allows a free carry-on bag on all fares, typically up to 8 kg plus a small personal item like a handbag or laptop bag, though size and weight limits are enforced, especially at boarding.

LOT Polish Airlines is fairly strict with carry-on weight on paper (usually around 8 kg for economy plus a small personal item), and they do occasionally enforce it at check-in or boarding—especially on busy European routes or if the flight is full—but in practice enforcement can be inconsistent and many passengers get through without weighing bags if they look reasonable; however, if your bag is visibly heavy or oversized, they are more likely to gate-check it or charge you.

You can add baggage on LOT Polish Airlines in a few ways: the easiest is to go to their “Manage Booking” page on the website or app, enter your booking reference and last name, then choose “add baggage” and pay online; you can also add it during booking, or later via the mobile app during check-in, and if you miss those options you can still buy it at the airport (but it’s usually more expensive).

For LOT Polish Airlines, excess baggage usually costs about €45–€75 per bag for overweight (23–32 kg) on Europe routes and around €115–€145 per bag on long-haul flights, while oversized or combined overweight+oversized bags can go up to roughly €80–€220+ per bag depending on route and airport, and airport rates are higher than online pre-booking; exact fees vary by route and fare, so it’s always slightly different at checkout.

LOT Polish Airlines cancellation policy depends mainly on your fare type: you can get a full refund within 24 hours of booking (if booked directly and conditions are met), but after that non-refundable tickets usually don’t get money back except taxes, while flex/refundable fares allow cancellation with a fee or full refund minus a charge; if the airline cancels your flight, you are generally entitled to a full refund or free rebooking plus possible EU261 compensation, so the exact outcome always depends on your ticket rules and whether cancellation is voluntary or by the airline.

You can get a full refund on LOT Polish Airlines only in specific cases: usually yes if you cancel within 24 hours of booking (direct bookings) or if you bought a fully refundable/flex fare, but most cheaper economy tickets are non-refundable after 24 hours, meaning you may only get back taxes or nothing at all; also, if the airline cancels or significantly changes your flight, you’re typically entitled to a full refund or rebooking.

To get a refund from LOT Polish Airlines, go to the “Manage Booking” section on their website or app, cancel your ticket, and then submit a refund request form (choose “refund/cancellation”); if your flight was cancelled by the airline, you can directly select that option for a full refund, and if you booked through a travel agent, you must contact them instead, while refunds are always processed back to your original payment method and usually take about 7–20 business days depending on the fare and situation.

Yes, you can cancel a flight with LOT Polish Airlines and get a refund only if your ticket is refundable or you cancel within the 24-hour booking window (for eligible bookings); otherwise most cheaper fares are non-refundable and you’ll usually only get taxes back, while if the airline cancels or changes your flight significantly, you can get a full refund or rebooking.

You don’t automatically get all your money back when you cancel a flight with LOT Polish Airlines—you’ll only get a full refund if you have a refundable/flex ticket, cancel within the 24-hour grace period (if eligible), or if the airline cancels or significantly changes your flight; otherwise, most economy tickets are non-refundable and you typically only get back taxes and fees, not the base fare.

Yes, you can cancel your flight with LOT Polish Airlines if you have the flu, but whether you get a refund depends on your ticket type—most standard fares won’t refund illness cancellations unless you have a flexible/refundable ticket or you provide medical proof and request a possible waiver, and otherwise you may only receive taxes back; it’s best to contact their support as soon as possible and check if rebooking is a cheaper option than losing the fare.

LOT Polish Airlines is based in Warsaw, Poland, with its main hub at Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), and its corporate headquarters located in the city of Warsaw.

To request a refund from an airline like LOT Polish Airlines, go to the airline’s “Manage Booking” section online or app, cancel your flight if required, then fill out their refund form with your booking details, and if you booked through a travel agent or third-party site you must request the refund through them instead; after submission, refunds are usually processed back to your original payment method within a few weeks depending on fare rules and the reason for cancellation.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines allows small pets (usually cats and small dogs) in the cabin if they fit in an approved carrier under the seat, but you must book in advance because there’s a limited number of pets allowed per flight, and larger animals must travel in the cargo hold; fees apply and requirements vary by route, so it’s best to confirm at booking.

Yes, LOT Polish Airlines accepts dogs, allowing small dogs in the cabin if they fit in an approved carrier under the seat and meet booking limits, while larger dogs can travel in the cargo hold with proper crate and documentation, but you must arrange it in advance and pay an extra fee, and rules can vary depending on the route and aircraft type.