Continuing its network build-out, LOT Polish Airlines confirmed on 11 December that it will introduce thrice-weekly seasonal flights between Warsaw Chopin Airport and Palma de Mallorca starting 30 May 2026. The route, to be flown by 189-seat Boeing 737-8 aircraft, will operate on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays through the end of the summer timetable.
Although primarily leisure-oriented, Palma de Mallorca has grown into a regional conference and remote-work hub, attracting digital nomads and second-home owners from Central Europe. The new service provides mobility managers with a direct link for short-term project teams supporting hospitality and property developments on the Balearic island.
Travel coordinators sorting out entry formalities for these assignments can save time by using VisaHQ, whose Warsaw team expedites Schengen visa processing for Spain and more than 200 other countries through an intuitive online platform, door-to-door courier service and real-time status updates (https://www.visahq.com/poland/).
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LOT’s timetable—departing Warsaw at 11:35 and returning from Palma at 15:50—allows same-day onward connections to Central-Eastern European cities such as Vilnius, Tallinn and Bucharest. Star Alliance frequent-flyer benefits, including lounge access and through-baggage, will apply.
The route announcement underscores LOT’s post-pandemic strategy of pivoting capacity toward high-margin holiday markets while maintaining its traditional business network. Travel buyers planning 2026 incentive trips or rotational assignments in Spain can now avoid connections via Frankfurt or Barcelona, reducing total journey time by up to three hours.
Tickets will go on sale next week, with introductory economy fares from PLN 599 one-way. Corporate discount structures are expected to mirror those for LOT’s existing Spanish destinations, Madrid and Barcelona.
Although primarily leisure-oriented, Palma de Mallorca has grown into a regional conference and remote-work hub, attracting digital nomads and second-home owners from Central Europe. The new service provides mobility managers with a direct link for short-term project teams supporting hospitality and property developments on the Balearic island.
Travel coordinators sorting out entry formalities for these assignments can save time by using VisaHQ, whose Warsaw team expedites Schengen visa processing for Spain and more than 200 other countries through an intuitive online platform, door-to-door courier service and real-time status updates (https://www.visahq.com/poland/).
LOT’s timetable—departing Warsaw at 11:35 and returning from Palma at 15:50—allows same-day onward connections to Central-Eastern European cities such as Vilnius, Tallinn and Bucharest. Star Alliance frequent-flyer benefits, including lounge access and through-baggage, will apply.
The route announcement underscores LOT’s post-pandemic strategy of pivoting capacity toward high-margin holiday markets while maintaining its traditional business network. Travel buyers planning 2026 incentive trips or rotational assignments in Spain can now avoid connections via Frankfurt or Barcelona, reducing total journey time by up to three hours.
Tickets will go on sale next week, with introductory economy fares from PLN 599 one-way. Corporate discount structures are expected to mirror those for LOT’s existing Spanish destinations, Madrid and Barcelona.
