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Polish regional carrier connecting domestic and European destinations.
Founded
1997
Headquarters
Warsaw, Poland
Eurolot was a Polish regional airline that operated as a subsidiary of LOT Polish Airlines, serving domestic routes and select European destinations. The carrier focused on connecting smaller Polish cities with Warsaw and providing feeder traffic to LOT's hub operations at Warsaw Chopin Airport.
The airline operated a fleet of turboprop and regional jet aircraft, positioning itself as a cost-effective option for short-haul travel within Poland and neighboring countries. Eurolot was formally established as a distinct entity to handle regional operations that LOT considered outside its mainline focus.
Eurolot ceased operations in April 2015, following financial difficulties and a decision by its parent company LOT Polish Airlines to restructure its regional operations. The airline's routes were either discontinued or absorbed back into the LOT network.
Hubs & network
Eurolot's primary hub was Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), with secondary operations at other Polish regional airports.
Fleet
Eurolot operated ATR 42 and ATR 72 turboprop aircraft, as well as Bombardier Q400 regional turboprops during its operational years.
Notable facts
- ›Eurolot was a wholly owned subsidiary of LOT Polish Airlines.
- ›The airline ceased all operations in April 2015.
- ›It primarily served domestic Polish routes and acted as a feeder carrier for LOT.
- ›Eurolot operated under the ICAO code ELO and IATA code K2.
- ›Its closure was part of a broader restructuring effort by LOT Polish Airlines.
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