LOT Polish Airlines is launching a Premium Club class on its Boeing 787 Dreamliner services. The carrier will start Dreamliner flights between Chicago (ORD) and Warsaw (WAW) on June 5. Toronto (YYZ) to Warsaw service follows on June 7, and New York (JFK) to Warsaw begins June 30.
The Premium Club cabin offers larger, more comfortable seating and upgraded amenities. Seats are 20 inches wide and arranged in three rows, providing extra personal space and increased recline. Each seat includes a 10.6-inch entertainment monitor, USB port and power outlet for charging devices. Passengers can also expect improved food and beverage options, a higher free baggage allowance, dedicated check-in and access to priority security lanes, making the travel experience smoother and more convenient.
This new cabin positions LOT to better serve long-haul travelers seeking a step up from economy with many of the conveniences associated with a premium experience. The Dreamliner fleet combines these onboard enhancements with the aircraft’s quieter cabin and advanced cabin environment, helping to improve comfort on transatlantic routes.
Whether flying for business or leisure, passengers on the Chicago, Toronto and New York routes will soon have the option of a mid-tier premium product that balances comfort and value. LOT’s introduction of Premium Club on the 787 reflects the airline’s focus on expanding service quality and options on key North American routes to Warsaw.
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