Polish airline celebrates successful launch of Seoul flights
The success of flights on the Warsaw-Seoul route was much greater than Lot had anticipated, according to company CE Rafal Milczarski. At the first anniversary of the launch, Oct 19, Milczarski said the airline was convinced from the beginning that the launch of the connection to Seoul was going to hit the "bull's eye." "It proved us right and it even turned out that the connection has been growing at a faster rate than expected," Milczarski said. The company launched 3 direct flights a week between the capitals last October. For Korea, Poland is the fifth-largest investment market in Europe. For Poland, Korea is its second-biggest trading partner in Asia. According to the airline, until mid-Oct 2017, 67,000 passengers were carried on the direct flights and the load factor was on average 83%. <br/>
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Polish airline celebrates successful launch of Seoul flights
The success of flights on the Warsaw-Seoul route was much greater than Lot had anticipated, according to company CE Rafal Milczarski. At the first anniversary of the launch, Oct 19, Milczarski said the airline was convinced from the beginning that the launch of the connection to Seoul was going to hit the "bull's eye." "It proved us right and it even turned out that the connection has been growing at a faster rate than expected," Milczarski said. The company launched 3 direct flights a week between the capitals last October. For Korea, Poland is the fifth-largest investment market in Europe. For Poland, Korea is its second-biggest trading partner in Asia. According to the airline, until mid-Oct 2017, 67,000 passengers were carried on the direct flights and the load factor was on average 83%. <br/>
