LOT pushes Warsaw–Dubai return back to December
LOT has moved its planned return on the Warsaw–Dubai route from 25 October to 3 December 2026. The carrier’s booking system no longer shows LO121/LO122 services in late October or November. Rynek Lotniczy reports that the schedule could still change.
Return pushed back to 3 December
LOT had planned to resume its seasonal Warsaw–Dubai service on 25 October 2026. Before the revision, tickets were available for late October and throughout November.
According to Rynek Lotniczy, the carrier has since changed the schedule in its booking system. LO121/LO122 services now appear from 3 December 2026. The report does not give a reason for the change.
Dubai joined LOT’s network shortly before the Dubai Expo. Since then, the airline has operated the Warsaw route only during the winter season, through the end of March.
No LO121/LO122 services in November
For passengers, the immediate change is the loss of LOT-operated nonstop flights in November. Those flights had previously been available for booking.
The source does not say how LOT will handle bookings made for late October or November before the schedule change. It also does not confirm whether 3 December 2026 will remain the final restart date.
November option disappears from corporate plans
For business travel, the revision removes LOT’s nonstop Warsaw–Dubai service from November if the current schedule holds. Companies that planned to use LO121/LO122 will need to check those bookings against the revised timetable.
The information concerns LOT-operated flights only. Rynek Lotniczy does not report changes to services offered by other airlines between Warsaw and Dubai.
LOT also trims its winter network
The Dubai revision is one of several LOT schedule changes reported by Rynek Lotniczy. The airline has extended the suspension of Riyadh services and has not restored flights to Lebanon.
LOT has also reduced frequencies to Athens, Belgrade, Bologna, Zagreb, Madrid and Barcelona. Services to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and North Macedonia will be suspended, while the Gdańsk–Oslo route has been cancelled.
