Etihad flights: Check complete schedule to and from Abu Dhabi for March 15-16
Selected global routes active while other services remain suspended
ABU DHABI – Etihad Airways is operating a limited commercial flight schedule between Abu Dhabi and key global destinations as part of a phased resumption of services from March 6 to March 19, 2026.
The airline confirmed that operations are being expanded cautiously in coordination with aviation authorities following safety and security assessments.
Affected passengers are being contacted directly with updates regarding their flights, while a number of routes are available for booking. The airline said the current schedule is being reviewed continuously and could change depending on operational and safety conditions.
Travellers have been advised not to head to the airport unless they have received confirmation from the airline or hold a valid booking on one of the listed flights. The airline is also urging passengers to check flight status online before travelling.
Today’s departures
A large number of flights are departing Abu Dhabi on March 15, connecting travellers to destinations across Europe, North America, Asia, and the Middle East.
The latest flight schedule can be found at: https://t.co/xOQs6uciRp pic.twitter.com/ArJduc7k3w
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) March 13, 2026
Early morning departures include services to London (EY061, 01:55), Paris (EY031, 02:00), Copenhagen (EY177, 02:10), Frankfurt (EY121, 02:20), and Toronto (EY021, 02:30).
Additional early flights include Barcelona (EY111, 02:40), Milan (EY081, 02:40), Chicago (EY009, 02:50), Munich (EY125, 03:10), Prague (EY155, 03:20), Dublin (EY045, 03:30), and Manchester (EY077, 03:40).
Morning services continue with Cairo (EY713, 08:20), Thiruvananthapuram (EY262, 08:40), Kuala Lumpur (EY486, 08:50), Kochi (EY332, 09:00), Colombo (EY390, 09:10), Bangkok (EY406, 09:20), Jeddah (EY615, 09:30), New York (EY003, 09:40), and Atlanta (EY013, 09:50).
Other mid-morning flights include Male (EY376, 10:00), Manila (EY446, 09:10), and Riyadh (EY553, 10:20).
Afternoon departures begin with Kolkata (EY222, 13:30) followed by London (EY067, 13:40) and Paris (EY033, 13:50).
Further flights depart for Geneva (EY147, 14:00), Hyderabad (EY358, 14:05), Chennai (EY346, 14:10), Ahmedabad (EY240, 14:20), Moscow (EY843, 14:30), Zurich (EY141, 14:40), Mumbai (EY204, 14:50), Bengaluru (EY238, 15:00), New Delhi (EY216, 15:10), Kochi (EY334, 15:20), and Karachi (EY294, 15:30).
Late evening and overnight departures include Hanoi (EY432, 20:55), Mumbai (EY206, 21:00), Hyderabad (EY352, 21:20), Lahore (EY284, 21:30), Bengaluru (EY232, 21:40), New Delhi (EY218, 21:50), Phuket (EY410, 22:00), Bangkok (EY402, 22:10), Colombo (EY394, 22:20), Sydney (EY454, 22:20), Islamabad (EY302, 22:30), Seoul (EY822, 22:40) and Male (EY378, 23:55) arriving on March 16.
Arrivals today
Flights arriving into Abu Dhabi on March 15 originate from cities across Asia, Europe, Africa, and Australia.
Early arrivals include Kolkata (EY221, 08:00), Chennai (EY341, 07:00), Hyderabad (EY353, 06:40), Mumbai (EY207, 06:20), New Delhi (EY219, 07:10), Colombo (EY395, 08:10) and Ahmedabad (EY247, 07:25).
Regional arrivals continue with Phuket (EY411, 12:00) and Bangkok (EY403, 12:40).
European services arrive later in the day, including Dublin (EY046, 17:20), Manchester (EY078, 17:10), Casablanca (EY758, 17:00), Milan (EY082, 18:50), Frankfurt (EY122, 19:10), Paris (EY032, 19:40), Munich (EY126, 18:40), Copenhagen (EY178, 19:20), and Prague (EY156, 19:00).
Other arrivals include Barcelona (EY112, 20:00), Moscow (EY842, 20:15) and London (EY062, 20:10).
Flights from the Middle East and South Asia arriving through the afternoon include Thiruvananthapuram (EY263, 17:50), Kochi (EY333, 18:20), Jeddah (EY616, 17:40), Colombo (EY391, 19:30), Riyadh (EY556, 17:30) and Cairo (EY714, 20:30).
Additional evening services include Bangkok (EY407, 23:50), Male (EY377, 23:05), Jakarta (EY475, 23:20) and Bali (EY477, 23:30).
Several overnight arrivals land on March 16, including flights from Kuala Lumpur (EY487, 01:10), Kolkata (EY223, 00:40), Chennai (EY347, 00:10), New Delhi (EY217, 00:05), Bengaluru (EY239, 00:20), Kochi (EY335, 00:30), Ahmedabad (EY241, 00:50) and Karachi (EY295, 01:20).
Long-haul overnight arrivals also include Chicago (EY010, 12:20), Toronto (EY022, 12:30), Paris (EY034, 07:30), London (EY068, 07:40), Zurich (EY142, 06:30), Geneva (EY148, 07:50), Atlanta (EY014, 18:30) and New York (EY004, 19:50) landing on March 16.
Monday flights
The airline said it will continue expanding operations gradually as conditions allow, with updated schedules published online.
Passengers travelling on Monday, March 16, are advised to monitor the latest flight updates and communications from the airline, as timings or routings may change due to operational considerations.
The latest flight schedule can be found at: https://t.co/xOQs6uciRp pic.twitter.com/dekYIvsnQD
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) March 13, 2026
Passenger advisory
The airline confirmed that online check-in remains unavailable until March 21, meaning passengers should allow extra time for airport check-in procedures.
Travellers holding tickets issued on or before February 28, 2026, for travel between February 28 and March 31 may rebook free of charge on Etihad-operated flights until May 15. Rebooking for later travel dates may incur additional charges.
Passengers may also request refunds through the airline’s booking management platform. Travellers who booked through agents are advised to contact their agents directly for rebooking or refund options.
Etihad said safety remains its top priority and that flights will operate only once all operational and security requirements have been satisfied.