LOT to Launch Nonstop Warsaw-San Francisco Flights

LOT Polish Airlines will start nonstop flights between Warsaw Chopin Airport and San Francisco International Airport, establishing a direct transatlantic connection between Poland and the Bay Area.

The airline announced the new route but did not disclose specific start dates, flight frequencies or ticketing details. Schedules, aircraft type and on-sale dates will be released after regulatory approvals and slot arrangements at both airports are finalized.

A nonstop service will reduce total travel time for passengers who previously needed to change planes in another European or U.S. gateway. The route is intended to serve business travelers in the technology sector and the Polish diaspora in California and nearby states. U.S. passengers will gain direct access to Central and Eastern Europe via Warsaw on LOT and its partners.

LOT has expanded its long-haul network in recent years and operates transatlantic routes from Warsaw to several U.S. cities. Longer nonstop services generally use fuel-efficient widebody aircraft; the exact type for the San Francisco flights has not been confirmed.

Passengers interested in the new nonstop service should monitor LOT’s official channels and airport authorities in Warsaw and San Francisco for full details on schedules, fares, gate assignments and booking windows once regulatory steps are complete.