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Etihad Airways to offer more fare choices

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Etihad Airways will launch a new fare structure it has called Fare Choices, on Sept 14.

Fare Choices will offer travellers more flexibility with baggage allowance, miles earned and optional inclusions such as priority check-in, chauffeur service, and upgrade eligibility.

There will be a total of eight Fare Choices for economy, business and first class:

Economy Class: Economy Breaking Deals, Economy Saver, Economy Value and Economy Freedom;

Business Class: Business Breaking Deals, Business Saver and Business Freedom; and

First Class: Freedom.

The changes to the baggage policy see a reduction in the price of excess baggage charged on most routes and create better alignment with Etihad Airways Partner airlines.

On some routes, the cost of buying an additional 23kg piece of baggage will be reduced by up to 90%, with a further reduction of up to 30% if pre-purchased directly with Etihad Airways up to 24 hours before travel

Peter Baumgartner, Chief Commercial Officer of Etihad Airways, said, “Ultimately, this is about providing choice. In most industries, there is a move towards allowing customers to tailor and customise their experience, and ours is no different. When it comes to booking a flight, not everyone’s needs are the same. Some guests want to travel light and on a budget, whilst others want to be able to make last-minute travel decisions, carry extra baggage or earn more miles. For example, if a guest wants more flexibility, more luggage, and priority check in, they can select our Economy Freedom Fare Choice.”

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Etihad airline is owned by the ruling family of Abu Dhabi (UAE). The family control the petroleum pumped out of the ground and the products refined from it, including jet fuel, and the profits earned from it. With the business advantages they have over other airlines, you’d think they’d offer passengers even more.

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