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Etihad Airways will provide “opportunities for travellers from Qatar to enjoy amazing discounts on airfares” to its wide network of destinations around the world through a global sale.
The seven-day sale begins today. Travel period for tickets booked through this promotion will be valid from March 10 until December 12.
Among the highlights are Business Class tickets to London (QR10,060), Los Angeles (QR14,440) and Bangkok (QR4,740), as well as Economy Class tickets to New York (QR3,100), London (QR2,350) and Kuala Lumpur (QR1,850).
Passengers travelling to the US can likewise take advantage of the unique US Preclearance facility in Abu Dhabi which has helped simplify and expedite travel. It allows passengers to clear US immigration and customs in Abu Dhabi Airport and on reaching the US, they will be treated as domestic arrivals, which allows for faster processing at their arrival airport.
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