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Etihad Launches Four New Routes to Africa and Asia

Grace Lee
Last updated: 6 November 2025 18:54
By Grace Lee
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Etihad Airways from the UAE announced consecutively four new flight routes to destinations in Africa and Asia, demonstrating strong ambitions in regional market development. 

An Etihad Airbus A321 aircraft.
An Etihad Airbus A321 aircraft ©Etihad Airways

Four New Routes Announced on Consecutive Days

On the first three days of November 2025, Etihad Airways announced four new destinations to major cities in Asia and Africa, including: Tunis, Hanoi, Chiang Mai and Hong Kong.

These new destinations would have multiple weekly flights and connect Abu Dhabi to the key cities in the regions, strengthening Abu Dhabi’s position as a key connection hub in the UAE.

Antonoaldo Neves, Etihad’s CEO, sees this as a reflection of the airline’s pivotal role in strengthening the influence of Abu Dhabi in the UAE with increased global connections:

“Each of these destinations adds its own character to our network – from Tunis’s heritage to Hanoi’s vibrancy, Chiang Mai’s charm and Hong Kong’s global energy. Together, they expand options for our guests while bringing more visitors to discover Abu Dhabi – one of the world’s most exciting cities. As we continue to deliver almost half of the UAE’s aviation growth this year, our focus remains on connecting more people, cultures, and opportunities through our home in Abu Dhabi.”

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An Etihad flight in-air ©Etihad Airways

Record Expansion This Year for Etihad

As the second largest carrier in UAE after Emirates, Etihad has seen strong development so far this year, recording the highest rise in passengers carried in a single month back in August 2025.

The addition of these four new routes would bring the airline’s total destination number to over 85, consolidating their global presence while boosting tourism and economy for the UAE.

What do you think about Etihad’s newly added flight routes? Share your thoughts in the comments below

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