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The E170's First Customer Is Retiring The Type Today

LOT Polish Airlines will fly its last E170 service between Vienna and Warsaw.

The E170's First Customer Is Retiring The Type Today
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LOT Polish Airlines will retire the E170 after 22 years of service, with the final operation planned for October 30. The airline has announced that the last flight of the type will mark the end of an era for the aircraft in its fleet.

The retirement will take place on a short-haul route between Vienna International Airport (VIE) and Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW). This final operation will conclude the E170 era for LOT within its scheduled services.

The article notes the end of a long-standing service period for the E170 in LOT’s fleet, highlighting the aircraft’s 22-year tenure. Details on the specific flight number or timetable for the final flight are not provided.

Context about personnel, weather, or other operational factors surrounding the retirement was not included in the material. The report focuses strictly on the confirmation of retirement and the designated final route and date.

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