LOT-Polish Airlines Flights From Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO)

If you’re booking your tickets with LOT Polish Airlines and you’re leaving from Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO), planes regularly take off from terminal B and terminal D. Remember this so you lose yourself the right way — during your big adventure, not at the airport.

Yes. Whether you have to message your loved ones “I’m here!” or you’ve got plenty of time to kill, make full use of the free Wi-Fi at SVO.

If you’re flying within the country, arriving at the airport one hour before departure is the standard recommendation. But it’s wise to allow a bit of extra time. Be at the check-in counter three hours or more prior to your international flight’s departure. Checking your luggage, going through security and then making your way to your gate don’t happen in a hurry.

LO is the IATA code for LOT Polish Airlines. This two-letter code, sometimes also called the airline identification code, is assigned by the International Air Transport Association. It standardizes and simplifies tariffs, tickets, telecommunications and more.

Airports across the world are known by a specific three-letter geocode called an IATA code; SVO is the IATA code for Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO). Defined by the International Air Transport Association, these codes play a vital role in the aviation industry and are mostly used for ticketing and flight planning.

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