Flight status

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Etihad Airways flight ‪EY406 from Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) on 24 February has diverted to Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (BOM) due to a guest on board requiring immediate medical treatment.  

 

Subsequently, the return flight EY407 from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) to Abu Dhabi Zayed International Airport (AUH) on 24 February will also be delayed.  

  

We apologise for the disruption to the flight and our teams are doing their best to help you on your journey. 

  

If you have a question, we’re here to help. Visit Contact us - Etihad Airways for our local phone numbers, live chat and social media accounts.  

  

The safety and comfort of our guests and crew is our number one priority. We apologise for any disruption to your travel plans.  

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Zayed International Airport: Location, parking and more

Zayed International Airport is located close to Khalifa City A, about 30 minutes from the city centre of Abu Dhabi. 
There are 1,500 long-term parking spaces and over 3,000 short-term parking spaces. And if you’re dropping someone off or picking them up, you can do so from directly outside the terminal building.

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Frequently asked questions

Here’s a description of each flight status:

  • Departed: The flight has left its point of origin.

  • Delayed: We’re expecting this flight to depart later than planned. The original departure time will be crossed out, and the new departure and arrival times will be in red.

  • Scheduled: We’re expecting this flight to depart as planned.

  • On time: Shown on the day of travel, this indicates the flight is operating at the planned time.  

  • Arrived: This flight has landed on time.

  • Arrived late: This flight landed later than scheduled. The planned arrival time will be crossed out, and the actual arrival time will be in red.

  • Awaiting response: Information for this flight is yet to be updated. Please check again later.

If both of your flights are operated by Etihad, we’ll manage this for you, so there’s nothing you need to do. We’ll rebook your connecting flight and you’ll be able to view the amended details at etihad.com/manage.    

 

If your connecting flight is operated by another airline, please contact them for assistance. 

 

For all Etihad flights, please ensure your contact details are up to date at etihad.com/manage so that we can alert you of any changes to your trip.

It is rare that Etihad flights are cancelled, and we apologise for the inconvenience. 

 You’ll receive an email letting you know what options are available to you next. If you have a connecting flight, options for rebooking your entire itinerary will be provided.     

 If your flight is cancelled more than three days in advance, you’ll find alternative flight options at etihad.com/manage. For cancellations from two days before departure, our team will actively assist you in rebooking your flight.

 Always ensure your contact details are up to date at etihad.com/manage so that we can contact you about changes to your flight.

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