Etihad Airways has just revealed – subject to last-minute changes – its flight plan from 20 to 31 March. French-speaking Europe is once again served with several daily frequencies.
Brussels will benefit from three weekly flights operated by a Boeing 787-10; Geneva, meanwhile, will be linked by four weekly flights on a Boeing 787-9; Paris CDG remains the most important hub. The Paris airport will benefit from two daily flights by the airline to Abu Dhabi on a Boeing 787-9.
Alternatively, Etihad also offers two daily frequencies from Amsterdam, London Heathrow and Munich. Zurich, for its part, benefits from 11 weekly flights and Frankfurt from a daily frequency.
Passengers in transit to Asia will benefit from two daily flights to Bangkok and Phuket, one daily flight to Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur and Manila, as well as several weekly flights to Bali, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Beijing, Seoul, Singapore and Tokyo. The busiest schedule to Asia concerns India with 20 daily flights to around ten destinations, as well as several daily flights to the Maldives, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In total, Etihad plans frequencies to 68 cities worldwide.
Nevertheless, it is advisable to consult Etihad's online site for any potential changes.
