Articles tagged “etihad”

It has less to do with the which airline is based at the airport (Etihad in Abu Dhabi and Emirates in Dubai) and more to do with Abu Dhabi’s rapidly growing tourism industry.

Emirates' president offers the best Skift Take: “The international airline community needs to align itself to what is going on in the 21st century, not what was going on in the back end of the 20th century.”

Etihad's relationship with Virgin will allow it to continue it's attack on weakened legacy carriers around the world -- in this case Qantas.

The codeshare-based agreement makes it easier for Etihad to offer connections deep into China's rapidly expanding second- and third-tier cities.

Etihad is ambitiously spreading its investments around the globe by taking strategic stakes in what will likely become reliable partners in its growing network.

We've been beating this drum here for a while now: the future of aviation is where the numbers show it is.

Like we've said before, at some point in the medium to long term, the world will be owned by a combo of Emirates, Etihad, Qatar and Turkish airlines, as they look to expand globally.

Etihad's outspoken CEO says it as he sees it: London Heathrow won't remain the future hub of aviation this part of the world if it focuses on incremental fixes rather than thinking big.