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Etihad Airways has started its three flights-a-week service from Abu Dhabi to its latest destination, Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum), in the
south Indian state of Kerala.
The flights form part of a major expansion in the Indian market which includes Etihad’s New Delhi
services going daily since 30 May and the launch of flights to Kochi (Cochin) next week.
The new services boost Etihad’s India operations from 10 to 21 flights a week, which will increase to 28 flights a week in October when the Kochi
and Thiruvananthapuram flights go daily from Abu Dhabi.
James Hogan, Etihad Airways’ chief executive,
said, “The launch of the Thiruvananthapuram service is the beginning of a new and exciting
chapter for Etihad Airways in India. There is huge demand for flights to Kerala from our customers across the world, including Australia, Canada
and the United Kingdom, and we look forward to welcoming them onboard our aircraft.”
Launch prices for Etihad’s new Thiruvananthapuram flights start from AED 1260 for return coral zone (economy class), AED 2460 for pearl zone
(business class) and AED 3950 diamond zone (first class).
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