Etihad Airways is strengthening its presence in Russia by launching a third daily flight to Moscow and introducing a new route to Sochi. As a result, travelers will have more options when flying between the Middle East and Russia.

Starting October 1, Etihad Airways will operate an additional daily flight from Abu Dhabi to Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport (SVO). Consequently, the total number of weekly flights between both cities will increase to 21. This expansion will also improve connections for passengers traveling to destinations across Asia and Australia.

At the same time, Middle Eastern airlines continue expanding their global networks to meet rising travel demand. For example, Qatar Airways has increased flights to key hubs, while Royal Jordanian has resumed direct services to Damascus. Hence, these changes highlight the region’s growing influence as a major travel hub.

Ultimately, Etihad Airways remains committed to enhancing its network and providing seamless connections. As a result, global travelers will benefit from more convenient travel options.

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