Etihad Airways to resume flights to Melbourne

Sunday, 11 April 2021 05:13

By ARN News Staff

Etihad Airways has announced that flights from Abu Dhabi to Melbourne will resume this week.

According to the UAE's national carrier, this will give Australians overseas more opportunities to return home.

Etihad clarified that passengers can now book their tickets to the Australian city online with only limited seats available.

Melbourne, we're back! Flights from Abu Dhabi have resumed this week, giving Australians overseas even more opportunities to return home. Seats are limited. Book Now: https://t.co/hTjegB16bb pic.twitter.com/r1VQYdwZXF
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) April 10, 2021

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