Etihad resumes flight from select Indian cities
Times of IndiaTIMESOFINDIA.COM/TRAVEL NEWS, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES/ Created : Aug 8, 2021, 18:26 IST
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Etihad Airways has launched its flights once more from five Indian cities. The cities mentioned by the airline are Chennai, Kochi, New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Trivandrum. The decision was taken after UAE relaxed travel restrictions … Read more
Etihad Airways has launched its flights once more from five Indian cities. The cities mentioned by the airline are Chennai, Kochi, New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Trivandrum. The decision was taken after UAE relaxed travel restrictions from travellers from India. Read less
Etihad Airways has launched its flights once more from five Indian cities. The cities mentioned by the airline are Chennai, Kochi, New Delhi, Bengaluru, and Trivandrum. The decision was taken after UAE relaxed travel restrictions from travellers from India.
Etihad had suspended all flights in India last month, and had decided to continue with the suspensions until mid-August. However, the rules have been revised, and bookings have been resumed.
All residents, students of the UAE, and even professionals can now travel to the country, while INdian students who want to transit through the country can also do so. But, they must produce a COVID negative report.
According to the latest guidelines for travel, you must carry an RT-PCR negative report that was done within 48 hours before the flight departure. Also, it must be taken in an approved lab.
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