Etihad Airways
Coverage of Etihad Airways in the Nexus archive.
- Gotham FC leaving New Jersey for Queens, joining NYCFC at Etihad Park in 2028
Gotham FC will relocate from New Jersey to Queens in 2028 to join New York City FC at Etihad Park under a 20-year agreement. Etihad Airways retains exclusive naming rights for the stadium, and the move is supported by officials, stakeholders, and players as part of establishing the franchise in New York City's sports scene.
- Emirates cargo conversion takes flight
Emirates SkyCargo operated the first commercial flight of a Boeing 777-300 passenger-to-freighter conversion, carrying over 100 tons of freight from Hong Kong to Dubai. The conversion, done by Israel Aerospace Industries, aims to boost cargo capacity and fleet longevity, with more conversions planned. Gulf carriers like Qatar Airways and Etihad Airways are expanding cargo operations due to high demand and long aircraft delivery backlogs.
- I've flown in long-haul economy on a dozen airlines. These are 3 I'd recommend to anyone, and one I wouldn't book again.
The article compares long-haul economy experiences across 12 airlines, recommending Etihad Airways, Air France, and American Airlines for their comfort, food, and amenities, while advising against China Eastern Airlines due to poor app navigation and lack of amenities. The author prioritizes affordability, legroom, and vegetarian meal options in their evaluations.
- Etihad Airways CEO on Fuel Prices, Asian Traffic, Competition
Etihad Airways CEO discusses fuel prices, Asian traffic, and competition. The article focuses on industry challenges and market dynamics.
- Etihad Airways CEO on Competition & Asian Market Growth
Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves discussed EU carrier advantages, growing Asian traffic, and competition at the IATA event. The focus was on market dynamics and regional growth opportunities.
- Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves on Fuel Prices
Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves addressed fuel prices at the International Air Transport Association (IATA), stating 'things are coming back.'
- Abu Dhabi’s Etihad to surpass pre-Iran War capacity without price cuts
Abu Dhabi’s Etihad airline is set to surpass its pre-Iran War passenger capacity without implementing price cuts. The airline had its planes grounded during the conflict, but demand for transit through the region has since recovered.