Etihad Airways releases limited Abu Dhabi flight schedule for March 10–12; asks passengers to travel only with confirmed bookings

Etihad Airways has released a scheduled flight plan from Abu Dhabi for March 10, 11, and 12, 2026, as the airline gradually resumes operations, catering to passengers who were affected by the recent disruptions in the region’s airspace. The airline said the schedule will include flights to several key destinations, allowing passengers with existing bookings to travel as services restart in phases. In a statement shared on X, Etihad urged travellers not to go to the airport unless they have a confirmed booking or have been contacted directly by the airline. All flights will operate only after complete safety and security checks are carried out. The airline said the temporary schedule is designed to help move passengers who were impacted by earlier cancellations and disruptions. Passengers with existing bookings will be accommodated as soon as possible. Tickets for the scheduled services are also available for purchase through the airline’s website. Etihad added that all flights remain subject to operational approvals and airspace conditions, meaning schedules may change depending on the evolving situation. Flight schedules from March 10-12 are as follows: The airline has issued several instructions for travellers planning to fly during this period: Passengers should check their flight status on etihad.com before travelling to the airport. Travellers are advised to ensure that contact details in their booking are updated so the airline can notify them of any changes. Tickets issued on or before February 28, 2026, for travel up to March 21 can be rebooked free of charge on Etihad-operated flights until May 15, 2026. Refunds for flights scheduled until March 21 can be requested through the airline’s online refund form or via travel agents. Etihad said its planned operations between March 6 and March 19 include services to several international destinations such as Ahmedabad, Amsterdam, Athens, Bangkok, Beijing, Bengaluru, Boston, Cairo, Delhi, Dubai, Jeddah, Karachi, London (Heathrow), Manila, Melbourne, Mumbai, New York (JFK), Paris, Riyadh, Sydney, and Tokyo, among others. However, the airline cautioned that the schedule may be adjusted depending on airspace conditions and operational approvals. Etihad reiterated that safety remains its top priority, and flights will only operate once all required safety and security criteria are fully met.