The arrival of Aegean Airlines from Athens was welcomed in Warsaw with the traditional water cannon salute. The route was previously vacant following LOT Polish Airlines’ withdrawal from the market in autumn 2012. Photo courtesy: Dariusz Kłosiński, Warsaw Airport.
- Aegean Airlines inaugurated services on the 1,600-kilometre route from Athens (ATH) to Warsaw (WAW) on 7 March. The service, previously operated by LOT Polish Airlines with daily frequencies until early November 2012, is offered by the Greek carrier twice-weekly until 2 April, when a third weekly flight will be added. The launch flight was operated by the airline’s “Acropolis Museum” logojet, SX-DVV. On 9 March, the airline also commenced seasonal operations connecting Kalamata (KLX) and Stockholm Arlanda (ARN). Weekly flights are offered on the route until 17 August. Both new routes are operated using A320s.
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