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Etihad Airways Expands Schedule with Two New Destinations and Additional Flights

In the latest significant boost to its global network, Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, has announced substantial updates to its summer schedule.

This strategic expansion includes the addition of new flights and increased frequencies to existing routes, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s position as a global connector and enhancing travel options.

 The airline is set to broaden its reach by launching flights to two new fantastic and sought-after destinations: Beginning June 15, Etihad will operate three seasonal weekly flights between Abu Dhabi and Antalya (AYT), Turkey. Operations to Jaipur (JAI), India will start June 16 with four weekly flights.

 “As we move forward, our enhanced summer schedule marks an important step in our growth strategy, offering our guests additional flexibility and choice,” said Arik De, chief revenue and commercial officer, Etihad Airways.

 "Our goal is to offer our guests unparalleled travel choices and opportunities to explore the distinctive charm of Abu Dhabi, both as a premier destination and as a gateway to the world.

With the expansion of our flight frequencies and the extension of our network, we are elevating Abu Dhabi's global links and warmly welcoming more travellers to immerse themselves in our emirate’s rich history and dynamic culture. This includes the exceptional experience awaiting them at Zayed International Airport – Terminal A, our new home, which redefines the benchmarks for travel comfort and service excellence."

 Antalya, situated on the stunning Turkish Riviera, captivates visitors with its amazing blend of history, natural beauty, and modern allure.

 Meanwhile, Jaipur, the vibrant capital of Rajasthan in India, is a city that blends tradition and modernity. Known as the ‘Pink City’ for its distinctive rose-hued architecture, Jaipur exudes a rich cultural heritage boasting amazing palaces, such as the Hawa Mahal and City Palace.