Southwest Airlines and LOT Polish Airlines Launch Interline Partnership to Connect US and European Networks

Southwest Airlines and LOT Polish Airlines Launch Interline Partnership to Connect US and European Networks. Southwest Airlines and LOT Polish Airlines have officially launched a new interline agreement, allowing passengers to combine flights from both carriers into single-ticket itineraries. The partnership expands travel options between the United States, Central and Eastern Europe, and additional global markets. Combined itineraries are currently available for booking through LOT Polish Airlines’ official channels, travel agencies, and global distribution platforms.

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Gateway Hubs and Flight Connectivity

• ✈ U.S. Connection Gateways: The combined network links across three major U.S. airports served by both airlines: Los Angeles (LAX), Miami (MIA), and San Francisco (SFO).

• ✈ Warsaw Hub Reach: From its main hub at Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), LOT provides long-haul connectivity aboard Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft across Europe, North America, India, Japan, and South Korea.

• ✈ Central & Eastern European Access: Southwest passengers gain streamlined access to multiple regional destinations across Central and Eastern Europe via coordinated transfers in Warsaw.

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Strategic Impact and Alliance Growth

The addition of LOT Polish Airlines marks Southwest’s 11th airline partner within its expanding portfolio of international carrier alliances, reinforcing its strategy to offer long-range international travel options. For LOT, the agreement strengthens its commercial presence in North America by feeding passengers directly from Southwest’s extensive U.S. domestic network.

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