Does LOT Airlines have TV?

Our Wireless In-Flight Entertainment System gives you access to a wide selection of films, TV series and entertainment shows.



Yes, LOT Polish Airlines offers in-flight entertainment (IFE) systems with seat-back TV screens on its long-haul fleet, which exclusively consists of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. In 2026, their IFE system features a wide selection of over 140 movies, TV series, games, and music, including international premieres and Polish classics. For shorter flights within Europe or to the Middle East operated by smaller aircraft like the Embraer or Boeing 737, there are generally no individual seat-back screens. Instead, passengers can access "e-press" (digital magazines and newspapers) via their own devices. If you are flying long-distance from Warsaw to New York or Tokyo, you will have a personal screen with a modern touch interface, whereas regional flights focus more on digital reading materials to keep passengers occupied.

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