On May 6th, LOT Polish Airlines launched its first-ever flight from Warsaw to San Francisco. The new transatlantic route will run during the 2026 summer season, with up to 4 flights per week. San Francisco becomes LOT’s 6th regular U.S. destination, joining Chicago, New York, Newark, Miami and Los Angeles.
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Until October 22nd, passengers can fly between Warsaw and San Francisco four times a week. Flight LO35 departs Warsaw for San Francisco on Thursdays and Sundays at 11:15, while flight LO37 operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 17:40. Return flights to Warsaw operate on the same days: LO36 departs San Francisco at 15:50, and LO38 at 22:15. The journey aboard LOT’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners takes approximately 11 hours and 30 minutes.
“The launch of the Warsaw-San Francisco service is more than an expansion of our route network. It is an investment in a route that connects business, innovation and global ambition. With this launch, San Francisco becomes the sixth U.S. airport in our scheduled network. The new service will create opportunities for business partnerships, knowledge exchange and stronger economic ties between Poland, Central and Eastern Europe, and the U.S. West Coast. It will also make one of the world’s most inspiring cities more accessible to travellers. San Francisco is renowned for its culture, diversity and unique character, and I am confident that this new service will support both tourism and Polish businesses”, said Robert Ludera, Board Member, Chief Commercial Officer, LOT Polish Airlines.
