LOT Offers Three Days Of "Crazy Fares" To Poland For Fall And Winter Travel

CHICAGO and NEW YORK, June 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- LOT Polish Airlines is offering three days of "Crazy Fares" beginning today through June 28, 2013 for travelers going to Poland this fall and winter from Chicago or New York City.

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The transatlantic economy class round-trip air fare on the new high tech Dreamliners from Chicago or New York City to Krakow or Gdansk is $699 and from Chicago or New York City to Warsaw is $739. To Wroclaw, Poznan, Katowice or Rzeszow, Poland, the roundtrip air fare is $785 from New York and $805 from Chicago and to Szczecin and Bydgoszcz, the cost is $815 from New York and $835 from Chicago.  These prices include all fees and taxes.  Tickets must be booked and ticketed within 24 hours of reservations for travel Oct. 1, 2013 through March 31, 2014 with travel completed on March 31, 2014.

These special "Crazy Fares" are non-refundable fares with no changes permitted, require a three day minimum stay and Sunday overnight and are only available on LOT operated flights.

To book these special "Crazy Fares", contact your local travel agent or call LOT at (212) 789-0970 or visit www.LOT.com.

Passengers flying on LOT receive frequent flier mileage in Miles & More, United Mileage Plus, US Airways Dividend Miles or any one of the other Star Alliance carriers' program. The Star Alliance now serves 1,290 airports in 189 countries.

About LOT Polish Airlines
LOT Polish Airlines has been connecting Poland with the rest of the world since 1929.  Today, LOT's fleet of 39 aircraft serves nearly 60 destinations across Europe, the Middle East North America and Asia.  Its network is further enhanced by its membership in Star Alliance since 2003, in which the 27 member airlines serve 1,329 airports in 194 countries across the globe.  As an award winning airline; consistently recognized by Business Traveller Magazine and Global Traveler Magazine, LOT is in a position to continue its growth and reputation as a European carrier with a global network.

SOURCE LOT Polish Airlines