The impact of Middle East airspace closures continues to be felt by people across the globe. If you are also currently stranded in the UAE, you are also most likely to be feeling the impact. But do not fall for the sensationalised discussions on social media. There is not much reason to panic at this stage as Etihad, Emirates, flydubai and many other UAE-based airlines have resumed a limited flight schedule to bring back stranded tourists home. The Etihad Airways flight schedule from 13-15 March 2026 has also been released.
Let’s take a look at all the Abu Dhabi flights scheduled to take off in the coming three days. Guests holding previous bookings are being accommodated on these limited flights as soon as possible. But fresh tickets can also be bought on etihad.com.
Until 19 March 2026, Etihad flights are going to connect Abu Dhabi to dozens of destinations in different continents, such as Chicago, Copenhagen, Dublin, Düsseldorf, Lahore, Kuala Lumpur, Kozhikode, Madrid, Mumbai, Delhi, Seoul, Taipei, Muscat, Thiruvananthapuram, Toronto, Vienna, Medina, Manchester, Melbourne and Islamabad. This is not the complete list, of course.
Time to take a quick look at the Etihad Airways flight schedule from Zayed International Airport (AUH) from 13-15 March 2026. You are also going to get a brief idea about the Etihad rebooking and refund scheme, besides other necessary updates. Let’s get started, then?
Etihad Flights Abu Dhabi on 13 March 2026
On 13 March 2026, more than a dozen flights from Abu Dhabi are going to be operated, including EY240 to Ahmedabad at 9:10 pm, EY302 to Islamabad at 10:30 pm, EY111 to Barcelona at 2:40 am, EY486 to Kuala Lumpur at 8:50 am, EY141 to Zurich at 2:40 pm and EY031 to Paris at 2:00 am.
Etihad Flights Abu Dhabi on 14 March 2026
On 14 March 2026, Etihad is again going to operate a number of Abu Dhabi flights, letting dozens of passengers reach home safely. The schedule includes EY402 to Bangkok at 10:10 pm, EY238 to Bangalore at 3:00 pm, EY394 to Colombo at 9:10 am, EY436 to Phnom Penh Krong Ta Khmau at 8:50 am, and EY460 to Melbourne at 10:55 pm.
Etihad Flights Abu Dhabi on 15 March 2026
The latest flight schedule for Etihad flights from Abu Dhabi on 15 March 2026 has also been released. You can book EY713 to Cairo at 8:20 am, EY216 to Delhi at 3:10 pm, EY615 to Jeddah at 9:30 am, EY222 to Kolkata at 1:30 pm, and EY021 to Toronto at 2:30 am. This is not the complete list, as usual. You can check the embedded X post in this article for all the details.
Tips for Guests Booking Etihad Flights Abu Dhabi from 13-15 March 2026
If you are currently stuck in the UAE because of the partial regional airspace closures, please do not be alarmingly concerned. Etihad and many other airlines are operating a limited flight schedule to bring back hundreds of passengers home. For some reason, if one of your Etihad flights just got cancelled and you need to rebook, there is a simple procedure. The same goes for the Etihad refund scheme. Let’s take a look at all the tips and tricks.
- Please do not go to the airport unless you hold a confirmed booking on these limited flights or have been directly notified by your airline itself.
- Not all destinations operate daily. Please check the official social media platforms of Etihad for the latest updates.
- Check your Etihad status before leaving for the airport.
- Ensure your contact details are up to date.
- Etihad Rebooking: Guests holding Etihad tickets issued on or before 28 February 2026 for original travel dates up to 21 March 2026 may rebook free of charge onto flights operated by Etihad up to 15 May 2026.
- Etihad Refund: Guests on all Etihad flights until 21 March 2026 may request a refund at etihad.com/en/help/refund-form or through their travel agent.
- If you have booked your Etihad flight tickets through a travel agency, please contact your agent for the latest updates.
Keep checking etihad.com and Etihad’s social media pages for the latest updates on flight operations. UAE airlines are currently operating a limited flight schedule because of partial airspace closures in the Middle East. If you are facing any sort of issues, please contact Etihad on +971 566889003 or send a direct message on social media. You are not alone in this.
