Etihad Airways is increasing capacity across its network in response to strong demand, increasing frequencies to Brussels and Kraków, making Abu Dhabi–Dhaka a year-round route, and extending seasonal services to Zanzibar and Palma de Mallorca.
The changes reflect continued growth in demand, with additional capacity added where demand has been strongest.
Abu Dhabi–Dhaka, which launched on 26 June with a sold-out inaugural flight, is now confirmed as a year-round service on the strength of demand.
Etihad’s seasonal Abu Dhabi–Zanzibar service has been extended to 31 March 2027, well beyond its previous end date in September, on the strength of demand for the Indian Ocean island.
Mallorca
The seasonal Abu Dhabi–Palma service to Mallorca, operated by the A321LR, has been extended to 18 October 2026, giving guests more of the year to enjoy the Balearic island.
Abu Dhabi–Kraków is increasing to four flights a week from 27 July 2026, up from three, following strong demand for travel to southern Poland.
Abu Dhabi–Brussels increases to 11 flights a week from 15 December 2026, up from seven, adding four weekly services on the three-cabin Airbus A321LR, with First, Business and Economy.
“These additional flights and extended seasonal services are bringing more visitors to Abu Dhabi while strengthening connections across our growing global network,” stressed Arik De, Etihad Airways Chief Revenue & Commercial Officer.
