Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways has announced the return of flights to Melbourne.
Giving Australians overseas even more opportunities to return home, the Abu Dhabi-based airline carrier is operating from Abu Dhabi Airport with limited seats available.
Melbourne, we're back! Flights from Abu Dhabi have resumed this week, giving Australians overseas even more opportunities to return home. Seats are limited. Book Now: https://t.co/hTjegB16bb pic.twitter.com/r1VQYdwZXF
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) April 10, 2021
Flights will depart Abu Dhabi at 12.40am on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and on Friday and Saturday there will be two flights available: 12.40am and 12.05am (with one stop-off in Sydney). All flights will arrive at Tullamarine Airport.
Etihad requires all of its passengers to show a negative PCR test before departure, and on arrival in Abu Dhabi, so be sure to bookend your trip with enough time for results to come back.
The airline also recently announced that it is trialling health passports to select locations, which is yet another incentive to sign up to the nation’s wide-reaching inoculation campaign – you can find out more on that here.
For your up-to-the-minute guide to what’s happening in Abu Dhabi and all the latest news from across the capital, head here.
You can also head here for all the latest travel news and updates.
www.etihad.com.
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