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Starting from June 1 2005, Etihad Airways,
will increase its frequency of flights to Asia. The airline will introduce daily
flights to Bangkok, where the airline has been flying to four times each week since the launch of the route in April 2004, and will increase the
number of flights to Colombo from three to five flights weekly.
Commenting on the news, H.E. Dr. Sheikh Ahmed Bin Saif Al Nahyan, Chairman of Civil Aviation Department in Abu Dhabi and Chairman of Etihad Airways said, “This
strategic move demonstrates our commitment to providing passengers with greater access for travel between the two hubs and it will help us build stronger ties
between the UAE and Asia. We are very confident that the increased frequency of flights to Bangkok and Colombo will further motivate our guests to explore this vibrant
region rich in tradition and cultural heritage.”
Asia is emerging as one of the key travel destinations with Bangkok as
a major hub in the region. The airline plans to increase its routes to Asia significantly by the end
of this year in anticipation of the new aircraft that will support its ambitious expansion plans.
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