Lot Polish Airlines

1921 The Polish Aviation Association "Aerotarg" is established for a short period of time and in May and June organizes Poland's first regular airline between Poznan and Warszawa. 1922 A limited liability company under the name Polish Airline "Aerolloyd" is founded. On September 5th startup of a regular connection from Gdansk to Warszawa and further to Lvov. On September 5th it lunches of a regular connection from Gdansk to Warszawa and further to Lvov. 1925 "Aerolloyd" is transformed into the "Aerolot" joint stock company and its technical base is transferred from the airport in Gdanks - Wrzeszcz to the airport in Warszawa - Mokotow. "The Aero" air transportation enterprise is established in Poznan and begins carrier service on the Poznan-Lodz-Warszawa route. 1928 The Civil Aviation Division at the Ministry of Transportation develops a program to make fundamental changes in air transportation, including the dissolution of all private aviation companies. On December 29th, 1928 one state enterprise, "Linje Lotnicze LOT Sp. z o.o.", replaces those companies. 1929 January 1st - LOT begins its operations. Its network is being expanded to include two new routes: from Warszawa to Katowice and Bydgoszcz. Advertisement activity: posters and folders advertising Polish air transportation.