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Etihad Airways
has confirmed a definitive order for five Boeing 777-300ER (Extended Range) airplanes valued at $1.09 billion at list price.
The airplanes will be delivered in 2005, with the first delivery scheduled for October followed by two each in
November and December. They are the first Boeing airplanes Etihad has
ordered.
"We do our utmost to meet the needs of our discerning passengers and we're pleased to be adding the
777-300ER to our fleet," said Etihad Chairman H.E. Dr. Ahmed Bin Saif Al-Nahyan. "Our objective is to build upon
our status as one of the world's top-quality airlines. We believe our reputation will be enhanced even further by
making the most of the 777's wide, roomy cabin to create a distinctive experience for our guests."
In operation for just over a year, Etihad Airways is becoming known for its rapid growth and firm determination to
build a national carrier operating out of Abu Dhabi that rivals the world's best international carriers. It has earned
respect for its level of service and dedication to go beyond passenger expectations.
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