Etihad

The resumption of this service comes after Etihad Airways dropped Nairobi from its route network in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Abu Dhabi-based carrier announced 10 new routes on Monday as part of its “rapid expansion program,” which are set to begin next year.

In the last few years, the UAE-Poland market has seen significant growth, surpassing the 2019 high water mark by a multiple.

As aircraft deliveries are still posing a challenge for many airlines, Etihad is battling the issue by bringing back the iconic Airbus A380 aircraft.

The airline’s financial results seem to be standing on firm ground with increasing operational efficiencies and a solid contribution to its long-term goals.

After signing a MOU in December 2023, the two carriers are ready to proceed further with the new cooperation in the coming years.

The Airbus A380 Superjumbo may get to stay longer in the carrier’s fleet with Neves being quoted to leave them till “at least 2032.”

Etihad Airways’ livery, known as “Facets of Abu Dhabi,” was first introduced in 2014 on a Boeing 787-9 and designed by Landor Associates.

Despite flying the same aircraft model, the Airbus A321, Etihad Airways flies the same route nearly 20% quicker than Wizz Air.

Etihad Airways announced on Wednesday that its pilots have received regulatory approval to operate both the Airbus A350 and A380 aircraft interchangeably