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Etihad Airways Wins Three Awards
Abu Dhabi based Etihad Airways won three awards at the 18th annual Irish Trade News Awards. UAE’s national airline, which celebrated its third anniversary of services to Ireland in July, won the award for Best Business Class Airline for the third year in a row.
Etihad also won the award for Best Airline to the Middle East and Africa for the second year in a row, and, for the first time, won the award for Best Airline to Asia Pacific. Etihad currently flies between Dublin and Dubai every day, with onward connections to many destinations around the world. Beginning on March 28th, the carrier will increase the number of its Dublin flights to 10 per week.
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