Flight status

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Etihad Airways is currently operating between Abu Dhabi and around 80 destinations across the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.

 

Tickets are available for sale on etihad.com or through travel agents. 

 

The most up-to-date information and the current flight schedule is available at etihad.com.

 

Guests who booked through a travel agent should contact their agent directly for refund and rebooking options. 

 

Self-service rebooking is available on etihad.com/manage or through the Etihad app. Guests holding Etihad tickets issued on or before 28 February 2026, with original travel dates from 28 February to 15 April 2026, may request a refund or rebook free of charge onto Etihad flights up to 15 June 2026 at etihad.com/manage. Rebooking to flights after 15 June 2026 may incur an applicable charge. 

 

From 16 April 2026, guests holding tickets for an Etihad flight that has been cancelled, may request a refund or rebook free of charge onto Etihad flights up to 15 June 2026.


Safety remains our absolute priority.

Are Etihad flights operating normally?
  

Etihad Airways is operating an expanded commercial flight schedule, 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; however, the network is continually expanding. 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.

What if my travel has been disrupted and I need help?
 

Our teams are available around the clock to provide support, explore rebooking options, and ensure customers are supported. We encourage guests to visit etihad.com/manage to make immediate changes to your booking.  If needed, guests can contact Etihad Guest Services directly through the contact details available on etihad.com. If you have booked through a travel agent, please contact your travel agent directly.
 

What happens if my flight is cancelled while I’m in transit in Abu Dhabi?
 

In the rare situation where a flight is cancelled at short notice, guests will be reaccommodated onto alternative flights wherever possible. Our teams will be in contact with impacted guests to support them with their welfare and onward travel arrangements. It is important to make sure your contact details are up to date in your booking, at etihad.com/manage.
 

Where can I find the latest travel information for my destination?

 

Guests should refer to the travel advice issued by their national government before making any travel decisions. Etihad's current flight status is available at etihad.com/flightstatus.

Can I change my booking without a fee?

Yes. Guests holding Etihad tickets issued on or before 28 February 2026, with original travel dates up to 15 April 2026, may rebook free of charge onto Etihad flights up to 15 June 2026. Customers with bookings on impacted routes should visit etihad.com/manage to make changes to their booking.
 

From 16 April 2026, guests holding tickets for an Etihad flight that has been cancelled, may request a refund or rebook free of charge onto Etihad flights up to 15 June 2026.
 

Guests who booked through a travel agent should contact their agent directly.
 

Can I get a refund? 
 

Guests holding Etihad tickets issued on or before 28 February 2026, with original travel dates up to 15 April 2026, may request a refund at etihad.com/manage if they have booked directly, or through their original booking travel agent.
 

From 16 April 2026, guests holding tickets for an Etihad flight that has been cancelled, may request a refund at etihad.com/manage if they have booked directly, or through their original booking travel agent.
 

If I book a ticket now, will I still have flexibility?
 

Etihad has introduced a ‘no change fee’ booking initiative, providing travellers with greater flexibility and confidence when planning their future trips. Under the new initiative, guests who book from 6 March 2026 will benefit from the no change fee offering across all Etihad Airways fare brands for travel until 31 March 2027. The policy allows travellers to make changes to their travel dates without paying a change fee, helping provide reassurance when planning travel.
 

Who do I contact to rebook?
 

Guests who booked through a travel agent should contact their agent directly. Customers who booked directly with Etihad can rebook via etihad.com, through the Etihad app, or by contacting our Guest Services team directly. We are currently experiencing a high volume of calls and appreciate your patience – manage my booking is the fastest route to assistance during this period.

How has Etihad determined it is safe to fly?
 

The decision to resume our flight schedule has been taken following extensive safety and security assessments, carried out in close consultation with international aviation authorities. All Etihad flights operate exclusively through airspace that has been assessed and approved by the relevant authorities. We do not take decisions about flight operations lightly, and safety remains our overriding consideration in every decision we make.
 

Which authorities have you consulted?
 

Etihad has worked closely with international aviation authorities and the relevant regulatory bodies. We continue to engage with these organisations in real time as the situation develops. We will not operate any service that has not been assessed and approved as safe to fly.
 

What is Etihad's contingency if conditions change mid-flight?
 

Our flight crews are fully briefed on contingency procedures and trained to respond to changing conditions. Established protocols are in place should any situation require an operational response, and our operations centre monitors every flight in real time. The safety of everyone on board is always the first consideration.

Frequently asked questions

Here’s a description of each flight status:

  • Departed: The flight has left its point of origin.

  • Delayed: We’re expecting this flight to depart later than planned. The original departure time will be crossed out, and the new departure and arrival times will be in red.

  • Scheduled: We’re expecting this flight to depart as planned.

  • On time: Shown on the day of travel, this indicates the flight is operating at the planned time.  

  • Arrived: This flight has landed on time.

  • Arrived late: This flight landed later than scheduled. The planned arrival time will be crossed out, and the actual arrival time will be in red.

  • Awaiting response: Information for this flight is yet to be updated. Please check again later.

If both of your flights are operated by Etihad, we’ll manage this for you, so there’s nothing you need to do. We’ll rebook your connecting flight and you’ll be able to view the amended details at etihad.com/manage.    

 

If your connecting flight is operated by another airline, please contact them for assistance. 

 

For all Etihad flights, please ensure your contact details are up to date at etihad.com/manage so that we can alert you of any changes to your trip.

It is rare that Etihad flights are cancelled, and we apologise for the inconvenience. 

 You’ll receive an email letting you know what options are available to you next. If you have a connecting flight, options for rebooking your entire itinerary will be provided.     

 If your flight is cancelled more than three days in advance, you’ll find alternative flight options at etihad.com/manage. For cancellations from two days before departure, our team will actively assist you in rebooking your flight.

 Always ensure your contact details are up to date at etihad.com/manage so that we can contact you about changes to your flight.

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