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Investing.com -- LOT, the national airline of Poland, has secured a lease agreement for two Boeing (NYSE:BA) 787-8 Dreamliners, as announced by Minister Dariusz Klimczak on a social media platform last Thursday. The deal was confirmed by LOT’s Chief Executive Officer.
The acquisition of the Dreamliners is seen as a significant move amidst the global scarcity of wide-body aircraft. LOT’s CEO suggests this success is a stepping stone for the airline’s expansion, aligning with its established growth strategy.
The Dreamliners are scheduled for delivery in 2026, as stated by LOT’s CEO, Michal Fijol, in a report by the state news agency PAP. The planes are currently in service with another airline, whose identity has not been made public yet, according to Fijol’s statement.
Fijol also noted that the results of a tender for 84 aircraft intended for regional routes are expected to be announced in the coming weeks. This development will further enhance LOT’s capabilities in serving regional routes.
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