Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways, has unveiled its expanded winter agenda, increasing belly preserve cargo ability across key worldwide markets. Starting up November 2024, the improved agenda will introduce additional frequencies to present routes and a brand fresh passenger destination—Nairobi. Etihad Cargo will offer belly ability on 880 passenger flights per week in November 2024, increasing to over 900 flights per week by March 2025.
Etihad Cargo will beef up its operations with additional weekly widebody flights. In Europe, the carrier will add 36 weekly flights, with locations at the side of Frankfurt, Paris, Rome and Milan transferring to double-day-to-day services and products. Extra flights will also boost ability in Zurich, Manchester, and Düsseldorf. In Southeast Asia, services and products to Thailand will boost by 9 flights, with Bangkok reaching triple-day-to-day frequency and Phuket increasing to twenty flights weekly. Within the US, flights to Boston will boost from four to day-to-day.
Etihad Cargo will also upgrade present services and products in South Asia and the Indian Ocean. The Malé route, which currently has 14 weekly flights, will change fully to widebody plane initiating from December 15. Moreover, widebody frequencies will boost for Bengaluru from two to a pair flights per week, and Hyderabad will boost from 9 to 11 flights weekly.
The ability will additional grow with the introduction of fresh A320 flights, at the side of a brand fresh route to Nairobi, launching on December 15 with four weekly flights. This can make stronger the carrier’s footprint in the Center East and Africa, supporting elevated regional connectivity.
Stanislas Brun, Vice President Cargo, acknowledged: “Etihad Cargo’s customers are on the core of its operations. This expanded agenda supplies extra glean admission to to the airline’s worldwide community, with elevated flight frequencies and a brand fresh destination offering extra ability and suppleness for cargo transport. Whether transferring goods between continents or guaranteeing rapid connections, Etihad Cargo is devoted to supporting its customers with reliable and efficient services and products.”
The expanded winter agenda will boost trade between Abu Dhabi and key worldwide markets, supporting industries reliant on rapid, reliable cargo transportation services and products. Etihad Cargo’s customers will also obtain the assist of additional ability in summer time 2025, with 41 extra flights per week to Europe, Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Center East. This involves double-day-to-day flights to Barcelona, Madrid, Manchester, Paris, and Zurich. In June 2025, Etihad Cargo will also introduce two fresh locations—Warsaw and Prague—with four weekly flights to every.
