Etihad Airways will resume flights from 6 March to selected destinations, with operations scheduled between 6 and 19 March.
The airline had suspended flights due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. It said services are restarting after ensuring safety measures in consultation with relevant authorities.
Flights will operate between Abu Dhabi and 25 major destinations worldwide, including London, New York, Frankfurt, Milan, Paris, Toronto, Kuala Lumpur, Colombo and Bangkok.
According to the airline, priority will be given to passengers who were unable to travel due to the conflict. Passengers who booked before 28 February and were scheduled to travel until 21 March can change travel dates until 15 May 2026 with no extra charge.
Passengers with bookings until 21 March can also cancel and request a refund through the online form or via travel agents. The airline has advised passengers to use the online refund form because call centres are currently overwhelmed.