Etihad adds new Abu Dhabi‑Calgary route and expands Europe and China services

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Etihad Airways announced it will launch a new route between Abu Dhabi International Airport and Calgary International Airport in the coming weeks, following its earlier launch of a Abu Dhabi‑Charlotte service earlier this year, and will start three weekly flights to Luxembourg‑Findel Airport on 29 October using Airbus A321LR aircraft.

The carrier also resumed flights to Shanghai Pudong earlier this month after a suspension of more than a year, and plans to resume service to Guangzhou and add flights to Chengdu, Hangzhou and Shenzhen in March 2027, expanding its mainland China network to 35 weekly flights across six destinations with Boeing 787‑9 Dreamliners configured with 28 business and 262 economy seats; together with China Eastern Airlines the two airlines will provide 38,731 seats from Abu Dhabi to China at that time.

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