Etihad Airways

Etihad Airways is adding two new destinations to its global network. Starting in summer 2026, the airline will add seasonal flights to Krakow, Poland, and Salalah, Oman. The airline is also adding seasonal flights to Kazan, Russia, starting this December.

Etihad Airways has this month rolled out a new corporate travel program designed to enhance the business travel experience. The launch represents a significant advancement in the airline’s corporate travel offerings.

Etihad Airways says it will launch 10 new destinations from Abu Dhabi starting in 2025 as part of the airline’s rapid expansion program. The new destinations include Algiers, Atlanta, Chiang Mai, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Krabi, Medan, Phnom Penh, Taipei and Tunis.

Etihad Airways has confirmed plans to begin flying its Airbus A380 double-decker to Paris Charles de Gaulle, effective 1 November 2024. The French capital becomes the third major city to enjoy the Etihad A380 experience after London and New York.

Etihad Airways has confirmed plans to resurrect its Etihad Guest loyalty program from June 2024. The enriched program will see the introduction of a new elite Diamond tier to reward the airline’s top flyers.

Etihad Airways and Air France-KLM expand partnership to enhance commercial and operational collaboration.

At the beginning of December, Dorchester Collection and Etihad Airways co-hosted a Travel Associates Incentive to Abu Dhabi and Paris.

Etihad Airways has struck a new collaboration with Armani/Casa to introduce a new dining service with celebrated designer Giorgio Armani.

Sydney’s travel industry turned out on Monday night to attend a French-themed evening with Avalon Waterways, part of Globus family of brands and Atout France, France’s tourism development agency, for a screening of the French comedy, Le Chef at United Cinemas at Opera Quays.

Etihad Airways has expanded its partnership with AccessRail to permit its customers to book select rail options in Europe in conjunction with airfares using the airline’s online booking platform and GDSs.

First and business class guests of Etihad Airways will now be issued with a snood-style face mask for their journey as part of the airline’s new health and hygiene program.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has applauded a decision by Etihad Airways to offer refunds to consumers who bought tickets with the airline in Australia which were subsequently cancelled due to the pandemic.