Etihad Airways, a leading airline based in Abu Dhabi, has announced its readiness to receive over 4 million passengers at Abu Dhabi International Airport during the summer season, which spans from June 20th to September 30th, 2023. The airline anticipates a significant number of local passengers as well as travelers connecting from its vast network of 66 destinations. Recently launched summer routes to Lisbon, Malaga, and Mykonos have attracted additional travelers from around the world.
To streamline the travel experience, Etihad has introduced enhanced online check-in procedures. Passengers can now complete passport and visa checks before arriving at the airport, thanks to the upgraded Auto Doc Check feature. This advancement ensures that all necessary travel and visa requirements are met, providing a hassle-free experience for guests.
Moreover, Etihad has introduced self-service bag drop facilities to expedite the check-in process and reduce waiting times. With the ability to check-in online, travelers can conveniently retrieve their booking, print bag tags, and efficiently process their luggage.
Shaeb Al Najjar, the General Manager of Hub Operations at Etihad Airways, expressed the airline’s commitment to welcoming pilgrims embarking on their journey from the UAE or connecting from various destinations within their extensive network. Al Najjar highlighted the airline’s award-winning cabin crew, family-friendly services, and exceptional cabin offerings, ensuring guests enjoy the best travel experiences. By embracing cutting-edge technologies, Etihad aims to provide a seamless and personalized experience for all passengers.
Shaeb Al Najjar said, “We are also looking to welcome pilgrims, whether they are starting their journey from the UAE or connecting from other destinations across our extensive network. Thanks to Etihad’s award-winning cabin crew, family-friendly offerings, and cabin propositions, guests can expect the best travel experiences. By embracing cutting-edge technologies, we can deliver a more seamless and personalised experience for our guests.”
