Etihad Airways carried more than 1.4 million guests in April
Times Aerospace reports: The airline carried more than 1.4 million guests and saw its passenger load factor average out at 84 per cent across the month. .
Times Aerospace reports: The airline carried more than 1.4 million guests and saw its passenger load factor average out at 84 per cent across the month. .
Emirates receives top honors as the world's best airline, with Etihad earning accolades for its exceptional cabin crew, marking their dominance in the regional aviation sector.
With a nine-fold profit increase to $143 million in Q1 2024, driven by heightened passenger numbers and expanded network capacity, Etihad Airways edges closer to its anticipated IPO.
From May 8, 2024, JetBlue and Etihad Airlines expand their existing codeshare to include reciprocal loyalty benefits, allowing members to earn and redeem points across both carriers.
Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, operates from its main base in Abu Dhabi International Airport and, as of February 2020, regularly services over 120 passenger and cargo destinations worldwide with its fleet of 102 Airbus and Boeing aircraft. In 2015, the airline experienced 22.3% passenger growth, resulting in revenues of US$9.02 billion and net profits of US$103 million. Outside its core passenger transportation business, Etihad also operates Etihad Holidays and Etihad Cargo and, until 2018, managed an airline alliance, Etihad Airways Partners, through which it held minority equity stakes in various airlines, until several experienced financial difficulties.
The airline carried over 1.4 million passengers in April, achieving an 84% load factor. Year-to-date passenger numbers reached 5.7 million.
Emirates Group has posted an all-time high annual profit of $5 billion for fiscal year 2023-24, marking a significant recovery and growth phase post-pandemic.
Emirates receives top honors as the world's best airline, with Etihad earning accolades for its exceptional cabin crew, marking their dominance in the regional aviation sector.
With a nine-fold profit increase to $143 million in Q1 2024, driven by heightened passenger numbers and expanded network capacity, Etihad Airways edges closer to its anticipated IPO.
From May 8, 2024, JetBlue and Etihad Airlines expand their existing codeshare to include reciprocal loyalty benefits, allowing members to earn and redeem points across both carriers.
By acquiring Etihad Engineering, Advanced Military MRO Centre, and a significant stake in Global Aerospace Logistics, Abu Dhabi Aviation enhances its service capabilities across military and civilian sectors.
In response to possible delivery slot openings, Etihad Airways' CEO signals interest in acquiring a select number of aircraft from Airbus and Boeing by 2028.
Etihad Airways bolsters its global reach, securing interline agreements with carriers across five different countries, enhancing connectivity.
UAE experiences significant flight cancellations and delays across Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi due to severe weather conditions, affecting major carriers such as Emirates, Etihad, and IndiGo.
An Etihad Airways Boeing 777 has been repurposed as a flying hospital, facilitating the evacuation of ill patients from Gaza with onboard medical staff and crew ensuring urgent care.
In a significant fleet upgrade, Etihad Airways transitions back to Airbus A380 for its daily service to New York-JFK, sidelining the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.
In a notable upswing, Etihad Airways reported a significant passenger handling figure of 1.4 million in March 2024, underscoring an operational high-point.
Torrential rains and thunderstorms in the UAE led to the temporary closure of Dubai International Airport (DXB), causing flight diversions, cancellations, and delays. Over 45 flights were directly affected by the adverse weather conditions.
John Wright takes interim COO role at Etihad Airways, as the airline launches a global search for Mohammad Al Bulooki's permanent successor.
In response to heightened Middle East tensions and the threat of an imminent Iranian attack on Israel, Qantas has adjusted its Perth to London route to include a stopover in Singapore, bypassing Iranian airspace.
In a strategic move, Etihad Airways will commence flights to Al Qassim, marking its fourth Saudi destination, and introduce the A321neo to its fleet starting mid-second quarter of 2024, enhancing its regional connectivity.
On March 31, Etihad Airways launched its first non-stop flight from Abu Dhabi to Boston, marking the airline's fourth destination in the United States alongside Chicago, New York, and Washington.
In a significant leadership change, Etihad Airways confirms the departure of Chief Operating Officer Mohammed Al Bulooki, as detailed in an internal communication.
In February 2024, Etihad Airways reported welcoming 1.4 million passengers, marking a 46% increase compared to the previous year and expanding its network with new routes to India and Turkey.
Rex's new interline agreement with Etihad Airways paves the way for access to 72 global destinations via Melbourne and Sydney, enhancing route options for passengers.
Passengers on a recent Etihad Airways flight from Abu Dhabi to Dublin have been advised to consult health authorities following confirmation of a measles case onboard.
Despite a 38% decrease in cargo revenue, Etihad Airways expanded its operations by introducing 15 new destinations and enhancing its fleet with 14 aircraft, including four A380s, in 2023.
With a strategic focus on leveraging the UAE's pivotal geographical position, Stanislas Brun aims to enhance Etihad Cargo's connectivity across Europe, Asia, Africa, and the US.
With a significant increase in 2023 profits and a 40% rise in passenger numbers, Etihad Airways is moving towards potential IPO readiness, backed by its expanding network and enhanced governance.
In a strategic move to enhance its market presence in India, Etihad Airways is slated to introduce its 11th destination in the country, leveraging AUH as a vital connecting hub.
In a pioneering effort within the Gulf, Etihad Airways, backed by Abu Dhabi's ADQ, is contemplating an IPO to transition into the region’s first publicly traded airline.
In a strategic move to enhance its logistics and cargo handling capacity, Etihad Cargo announces a three-year agreement with Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) for key airports in regions including Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, and more.
UAE's national carrier, Etihad Airways, enhances its fleet and PaxEx with the introduction of three Boeing 787-9 aircraft, equipped with the latest cabin interiors. This move aligns with its Journey 2030 growth plan.