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Does Lot polish airlines still own the Boeing 767-200. Please answer as soon as you can.?
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No, they sold it to a Mexican airline in January.
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Does Lot Polish Airlines still own the Boeing 767-200?
No. They sold them in January to an Mexican airline. They still have the 300, though.
When was LOT Polish Airlines created?
LOT Polish Airlines was created on 1929-01-01.
What is LOT in LOT Polish Airlines?
Lot means flight in Polish.
What happen to polish il62?
As a result of two hull losses of the type, LOT Polish Airlines opted to replace all of their Soviet era aircraft with western equivalents. TU-154's were replaced with Boeing 737-300/400/500 models, and IL-62's were replaced with Boeing 767-200ER/300ER models. With the acquisition of modern airliners, LOT attempted to recover some revenue by selling their Soviet stock to former Soviet bloc countries. Their IL-62's were dispersed among various airlines, including Ukraine International Airlines.
What does LOT mean in LOT Polish Airlines?
LOT means 'flight' in Polish, just that.
What airlines originates from Poland?
Lot Polish Airline
How do you say please in polish?
"Please" in Polish is proszÄ™.This video explains how to pronounce it and how to use it in a sentence:
LOT Polish Airlines show mt flight LO26 to New York today?
at what time arrives the flight LOT Polish Airlines # 6 Sunday, December 20, 2009
Will Lot Polish Received Boeing 777?
LOT has no need for aircraft with capacity as high as that of a Boeing 777. Instead the airline will restructure around the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner as the flagship for long range service.
What is polish word for please?
Proszę (pronounced "PRAW-shoun" where you have to roll the "r".)
What airline flies between Munich and Budapest?
Many european airlines offer flights between Munich and Budapest. Some of them are Swiss Airlines, Air France, Brussels Airlines, Polish Airlines among many others.
The name in written in polish?
can u please show me how to spell..MIKE in polish
