PolandPolish airlines

LOT Polish Airlines with its Warsaw hub, plus Enter Air as a major charter airline.

5 airlines

Network airlines

Scheduled airlines with a hub and connecting flights – usually on short-, medium- and long-haul routes.

LOT Polish Airlines

LO / LOT

Poland’s network airline with a hub in Warsaw: founded in 1928, in Star Alliance since 2003, Europe’s first Dreamliner operator – and about to switch from Embraer to the Airbus A220.

Low-cost carriers

Cheap point-to-point flights, often with a single-type fleet, many bases and short turnaround times.

Buzz

RR / RYS

The Polish airline of the Ryanair Group: founded in 2017 as Ryanair Sun, operating as Buzz since 2019 – with the Boeing 737, SP- registrations, scheduled flights in the Ryanair network and charter flights for tour operators.

Centralwings

C0 / CLW

A historic Polish airline: founded by LOT in 2004 as a low-cost subsidiary, flying Boeing 737s between Poland, the UK, Ireland and the Mediterranean – charter only by 2008, dissolved in 2009.

Leisure airlines

Airlines focused on vacation destinations – in scheduled service and for tour operators.

Enter Air

E4 / ENT

Poland’s largest private airline flies almost exclusively for tour operators: an all-Boeing 737 fleet of 737-800s and 737 MAX 8s, bases in Warsaw and Katowice, and stakes in Chair Airlines and Fly4.

Regional airlines

Short routes with turboprops and regional jets, often as feeders to the big hubs.

EuroLOT

K2 / ELO

Historic Polish regional airline: founded in 1996, flying since 1997, long a LOT feeder with ATR turboprops, from 2011 its own brand eurolot.com with Dash 8 Q400s – and shut down in March 2015.

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