Are Etihad flights operating normally?
Etihad Airways is operating a limited commercial flight schedule until 30 April 2026, operating between Abu Dhabi and around 80 destinations. This is a phased resumption, and the schedule is being expanded carefully and responsibly as conditions allow. We are monitoring the situation continuously and will update our schedule as the position develops.
Which routes are affected?
A number of routes are currently operating on a limited basis. The most up-to-date information on which routes are operating, and any adjusted timings, is always available at etihad.com. Customers with existing bookings on affected routes will be contacted directly if their flight is impacted.
Why are some flights taking longer than usual?
Some services are currently operating on adjusted routings as a precautionary measure. While this may result in slightly longer flight times, these routings have been assessed and approved by the relevant aviation authorities and our own safety teams. We appreciate the patience of our guests and will return to standard routings as soon as it is safe to do so.
How frequently is the situation being reviewed?
Etihad is monitoring the situation minute-by-minute. Decisions about our schedule - including any expansions, reductions, or route changes - are taken in real time in close coordination with international aviation authorities and our own safety and security teams.
What happens should the situation evolve?
The safety of our guests and crew is our absolute priority. Should conditions change, we will act swiftly. Any customers affected by cancellations or significant schedule changes will be contacted directly, and full information will be available on etihad.com. We will not operate flights where safety cannot be assured.