With UAE airports having officially reopened, it’s been announced by Etihad Airways the intention to resume flights to 20 destinations this week.
The Abu Dhabi-based airline announced the positive news last week stating the regularly scheduled flights would begin from June 10.
Flying to countries across Europe, Asia and Australia, Etihad’s announcement state it was like “coming home”.
“We’re coming home,” the airline’s announcement on Twitter said. “Regularly scheduled flights to 20 destinations will begin from 10 June, with seamless connectivity via Abu Dhabi.”
Our home is in the sky, and we’re coming back to it. Fly via Abu Dhabi to 20 destinations across Europe, Asia and Australia. Our new transfer network starts from 10 June. Find out more at https://t.co/NkVDqGgAfi pic.twitter.com/IV73BmX4QW
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) June 4, 2020
Destinations available with Etihad Airways include:
- Amsterdam
- Barcelona
- Brussels
- Dublin
- Frankfurt
- Geneva
- Jakarta
- Karachi
- Kuala Lumpur
- London
- Madrid
- Manila
- Melbourne
- Milan
- Paris
- Seoul
- Singapore
- Sydney
- Tokyo
- Zurich
In order to prepare travellers of what their airport experience will be like, the Abu Dhabi Media Office released an informative video last month showcasing “new arrival and departure process of passengers”.
This will include sterilisation gates, protective screens at check-in, heat motion sensors, unmasked tracking, ‘fit to travel’ stickers and more.
As well as Etihad, Dubai-based airline Emirates now has flights available to 29 cities, with the aim of getting destination numbers up to 50 by the end of this month.
