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Till July 21, Etihad Airways ceases flights from India, Pakistan

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Etihad Airways, based in Abu Dhabi, said on Tuesday that all flights from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka will be stopped until July 21.

It was reported that this has been done owing to the continued limitations imposed by the pandemic outbreak.

As per Etihad Airways, queries concerning the resumption of flights from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh to the UAE have overwhelmed its contact centres and social media teams.

Etihad Airways urged passengers with affected flight tickets to contact them at a rescheduled date to avoid longer-than-usual wait times.

“Travelers have until October 31 to make changes to their bookings,” Etihad Airways stated.

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