Home Transport Aviation UAE’s Etihad Airways to increase flights to Shanghai from February 2023 Eihad Airways has add a second weekly passenger service to Shanghai following the further relaxation of Covid-related travel measures by Gulf Business December 28, 2022 Etihad Airways is starting with an additional weekly service on its Abu Dhabi – Shanghai route. Subject to regulatory approval, the airline will fly to Pudong International Airport (PVG) two times per week on the Boeing 787 and 777 aircraft from February next year Combined with a weekly service to Beijing and a twice-weekly service to Guangzhou, this will provide travellers with five weekly nonstop flights between Abu Dhabi and China. Martin Drew, SVP of Global Sales & Cargo at Etihad Aviation Group, said: “Etihad Airways is delighted to add a second weekly passenger service to Shanghai following the further relaxation of Covid-related travel measures. “China is a market of primary importance to Etihad, and as one of the country’s largest financial and economic centres, Shanghai plays a crucial role in our network. Etihad is committed to developing our operation to China, and we look forward to welcoming more travellers on board in the new year to experience our award-winning hospitality.” This development follows the launch of nonstop flights between Abu Dhabi and Guangzhou in October, when Etihad Airways became the first international airline to operate long-haul passenger flights to the top three Chinese gateways since the start of the pandemic. The airline marked another milestone in China earlier this year when it operated the first regular international passenger flight to recommence to Beijing when the capital reopened for international direct travel in June. Tags 2023 Abu Dhabi-shanghai Aviation Etihad Airways Travel 0 Comments You might also like UAE aerospace gets a boost from Mubadala, Safran alliance Thales’ Elias Merrawe on shaping the future of flight Dubai International welcomes 68.6m passengers from Jan-Sept ’24 Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways posts 66% rise in nine-month profit