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Etihad Airways
is to boost its weekly flights from 564 to 716 for the global aviation industry’s winter
season which starts on 28 October with most of the increases set to take-off in the GCC, Europe and
the Indian subcontinent.
The extra flights will improve 17 routes across Etihad’s global network including Bahrain, which
doubles from 14 to 28 flights a week and Muscat jumps from seven to 21 flights a week.
Etihad’s strong network across the Middle East will be strengthened further with increases on routes
to Doha, from seven to 14 flights a week, Amman from six to daily and Damascus from five to daily.
Etihad flights to Frankfurt will increase from seven to
ten a week, Geneva moves from three to four
flights a week, Dublin goes from four to six flights a week and London Heathrow rises from 14 to 19
flights a week.
James Hogan, Etihad Airways’ chief executive,
said, “Customers will benefit tremendously with the extra number of flights and a much
improved timetable which will see better, shorter and more frequent flight transfer connections at our Abu Dhabi base.
“By adding depth and frequency to our expanding route network we are able to offer a simpler, more convenient travel experience for the
flying public.”
The airline’s services to the Indian subcontinent will receive a significant boost as Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi, Etihad’s two Kerala
routes, and the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka, will all increase to daily flights.
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