Etihad Airways to deploy Airbus A380 on Mumbai-Abu Dhabi route – Airlines/Aviation News

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Etihad Airways, the national carrier of the United Arab Emirates, has revealed plans to operate its iconic Airbus A380 aircraft on the Mumbai route for a special four-month period, beginning September 1. 

This strategic move comes as part of Etihad’s celebrations marking two decades of successful operations in Mumbai, a key destination in its global network. The airline, known for its luxurious and innovative travel experiences, highlighted this deployment as a testament to its commitment to the Indian market

Currently, Etihad operates nonstop flights between Abu Dhabi and 11 Indian cities, with further expansion plans on the horizon.

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From September 1 to December 31, the double-decker A380 will conduct three weekly flights between Abu Dhabi and Mumbai, according to Etihad.

The airline emphasised that its relationship with India has grown stronger since the inaugural flight to Mumbai on September 26, 2004.

“To mark our 20 years of service to Mumbai and India, we are introducing the A380 on the Mumbai route,” said Arik De of Etihad Airways. “Although this iconic aircraft is typically reserved for long-haul journeys, we will feature it on this route three days a week for a four-month celebration of our two decades of flying to India.”



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