Etihad is doubling down on the Thai capital as it sees strong demand.
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Travelers from Abu Dhabi and across the globe hoping to get some sun in Thailand will be thrilled at Etihad’s plans to add a second daily service to Bangkok from 26th March, the start of the summer season. The carrier will deploy its Boeing 787-9 on the route, which has seen strong demand in the last year. Let’s find out more about the carrier’s plans.
Doubling down
Etihad currently serves Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport (BKK) once daily using its second-largest aircraft, the Boeing 787-10 (EY403/404). However, starting March 26th, the carrier will offer 14 weekly services from Abu Dhabi Airport (AUH) to BKK, with a 787-9 deployed on the route under flight number EY404/405.
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