Etihad’s big Africa expansion puts six new routes on the map
Etihad Airways is expanding its African network with six new routes from Abu Dhabi, enhancing connectivity between Africa, the Gulf, and Asia. The new routes include Asmara, Accra, Kinshasa, Lagos, Harare, and Lubumbashi.
Etihad Airways is making a significant push into Africa by adding six new routes from Abu Dhabi. The new network will link Abu Dhabi with Asmara, Accra, Kinshasa, Lagos, and a combined Harare and Lubumbashi service. The expansion is part of Etihad's strategy to strengthen Abu Dhabi's role as a gateway between Africa and Asia. The new routes are set to launch between November 2026 and March 2027, with frequencies ranging from three weekly services to daily. The inclusion of Lagos and Harare is expected to benefit business travellers and those in the region. The Harare and Lubumbashi connection is a notable aspect, featuring a triangular service that links Zimbabwe and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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