The first flight between Gdańsk and Oslo will take place on 29 April, while the Bergen route will launch on 30 April.
For Avinor, the new routes represent an important contribution to strengthening connectivity between Norway and Poland, supporting both tourism and business travel.
– These new routes from Gdańsk to Oslo and Bergen bring our markets closer together and improve accessibility for inbound travel to Norway. At the same time, they expand travel options for both leisure and business passengers travelling to Gdańsk, says Nina Julianne Jensen, representing Traffic Development at Avinor.
The new services will provide passengers from Oslo and Bergen with easier access to the Gdańsk region, which is known for its combination of historic city environments, coastal culture, and a modern business sector. At the same time, the routes will make it easier for travellers from Poland to visit Norway for both holidays and work.
The Gdańsk–Oslo route will operate five times per week, on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, with a flight time of approximately 1 hour and 35 minutes. The Bergen route will operate three times per week, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday, with a flight time of around 1 hour and 50 minutes.
Avinor highlights that expanded route offerings also play an important role in regional development.
–With these new routes, LOT has significantly strengthened its presence in the Norwegian market. The airline already operates routes between Oslo and Warsaw, as well as Stavanger and Warsaw, Jensen says.
Tickets for the new routes are available through LOT Polish Airlines’ sales channels.
