Etihad Airways has launched new routes to Kraków in Poland and Palma de Mallorca in Spain, along with the return of several summer seasonal services.
The airline will also resume a number of popular seasonal destinations, including:
- Mykonos, twice-weekly flights from June 15
- Málaga, up to four weekly flights from June 15
- Santorini, twice-weekly flights from June 16
- Nice, twice-weekly flights from June 19
- Al Alamein, twice-weekly flights from July 16
The expanded network will connect passengers across Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and the Indian Ocean.
"As we enter the peak summer travel period, we are delivering our most ambitious summer programme yet. Supported by 23 additional aircraft and strong demand from across the world, we continue to grow with confidence, expanding our network, increasing capacity and bringing more visitors to Abu Dhabi,” says Antonoaldo Neves, CEO of Etihad Airways.
