Slavic Airlines Group

Founded in Warsaw

The sky between
Warsaw and the world.

A flag carrier built from Slavic heritage and modern engineering — 171 aircraft, thirteen hubs, four continents, one home.

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171aircraft in the fleet

13hubs and focus cities

112routes flown this summer

4continents served

Where we fly from

Every hub in the network, the way you'd read it on the departure board at EPWA.

CodeCityRoleBranch
EPWAWarsawGroup Main HubSlavic Airlines
KORDChicagoPrimary Hub, AmericaSlavic Air America
EGLLLondonSecondary Hub, EuropeSlavic Airlines
RJAATokyoPrimary Hub, AsiaSlavic Airlines Asia-Pacific
KJFKNew YorkSecondary Hub, East CoastSlavic Air America
WSSSSingaporeSecondary Hub, AsiaSlavic Airlines Asia-Pacific
KLAXLos AngelesSecondary Hub, West CoastSlavic Air America
LSZHZurichFocus City, EuropeSlavic Airlines
YBBNBrisbaneRegional Gateway, OceaniaSlavic Airlines Asia-Pacific
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A fleet with names, not just numbers

Every tail in the registry carries a Polish or Slavic nickname, drawn from folklore and nature.

SP-38000A380-800
“Feniks”
Flagship · 505 seats · EPWA
SP-77300777-300ER
“Sokol”
Long-Haul · 362 seats · EPWA
SP-73900737-900
“Grom”
Narrowbody · 179 seats · KORD
SP-32000A320
“Zubr”
Narrowbody · 162 seats · EPWA
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Slavic Airlines Group logo: a phoenix rising through the letters S and A

Every legend needs a phoenix.

The mark rising through our name is Feniks — reborn from the winged hussars who once flew into battle with feathers on their backs, said to sing with the wind. The same spirit names the fleet: our A380-800 flagship carries the name Feniks herself. Every tail after her — Sokol, Orzel, Grom, Zubr — continues the same idea. Not call signs. Names.

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