Etihad Airways Says Passenger Numbers Have Rebounded From Iran War Impact
Etihad said capacity is 15% to 17% higher than a year ago as it aims to keep load factors above 87% through year-end.
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Etihad Airways says passenger numbers have rebounded from Iran war impact
The airline Etihad Airways again offers significantly more capacity than a year ago after the disruptions caused by the US and Israel's war against Iran. Chief Executive Officer Antonoaldo Neves spoke of a return on course – despite strained revenues and new uncertainty due to trade disputes and visa restrictions.
News from Egypt: The United Arab Emirates Air Federation said that the demand for travel is recovering strongly, with a higher capacity to transport passengers than last year, despite the repercussions that have been felt by the United Arab Emirates.
The three major airlines of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) – Emirates, Etihad Airways, and Flydubai – have recently reported a strong rebound in passenger capacity and demand. As airlines in the Gulf region gradually emerge from the operational disruptions and airspace restrictions caused by the Iran-Iraq War, the major airlines are highly optimistic about the upcoming winter travel season.
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