airberlin has launched flights between Stuttgart
and
Abu Dhabi.
The daily service is airberlin’s first long-haul route
from Stuttgart, capital of Germany’s Baden-Württemberg state, and
also serves as the first direct connection between the thriving
economic city and Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates.
The route is operated using a two-class Airbus A320 aircraft, offering a
total of 12 Business Class seats and 132 Economy Class seats.
Etihad Airways has placed its EY code on the flights
as part of a codeshare agreement, and connects the
service with a range of business and leisure destinations across
its network in the GCC region, Indian Subcontinent, South East
Asia and Australia.
Together, airberlin and Etihad
Airways now operate 63 flights per week from Germany to Abu Dhabi,
flying twice daily from Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt and Munich,
and daily from Stuttgart.
Wolfgang Prock-Schauer, Chief
Executive Officer of airberlin, said, “The new flights from
Stuttgart to Abu Dhabi mark an important milestone for airberlin.
The Stuttgart area is one of Germany’s most economically important
regions and we see great potential for our service to Abu Dhabi.”
Etihad Airways,
Abu Dhabi,
airberlin,
Stuttgart
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