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Etihad raddoppia JFK e introduce la pre-clearence doganale per gli USA ad Abu Dhabi
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Credo siano un'ottima alternativa per il pubblico indiano di raggiungere gli states. Son passato recentemente da Doha ed è incredibile la quantità di traffico dal subcontinente sia in transito che p-t-p (manodopera ecc e i problemi che ne consegue ma è un'altra storia).
Credo siano un'ottima alternativa per il pubblico indiano di raggiungere gli states. Son passato recentemente da Doha ed è incredibile la quantità di traffico dal subcontinente sia in transito che p-t-p (manodopera ecc e i problemi che ne consegue ma è un'altra storia).
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Leggendo l'articolo sembra che EY operera' la rotta solo per due mesi. Dal 01/05 la rotta passera a Jet Airways (con c/s EY).
"Initially, the new flights will be operated by Etihad. But the operation will be switched to Etihad’s Indian partner, Jet Airways, from 1 May 2014, with Etihad codesharing on the flights."
Leggendo l'articolo sembra che EY operera' la rotta solo per due mesi. Dal 01/05 la rotta passera a Jet Airways (con c/s EY).
"Initially, the new flights will be operated by Etihad. But the operation will be switched to Etihad’s Indian partner, Jet Airways, from 1 May 2014, with Etihad codesharing on the flights."
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A volte sono troppo criptico e dimentico che ci si possa imbattere in queste lezioni. -_-'
A volte sono troppo criptico e dimentico che ci si possa imbattere in queste lezioni. -_-'
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Dall'India si fa scalo comunque da qualche parte, quindi in ottica di sinergie ci sta bene lo scalo a AUH.
Dall'India si fa scalo comunque da qualche parte, quindi in ottica di sinergie ci sta bene lo scalo a AUH.
Re: Etihad raddoppia JFK
[h=1]ETIHAD Adds Second Daily New York JFK Service from March 2014[/h]by JL
Update at 0800GMT 15JAN14
ETIHAD from 01MAR14 is introducing second daily operation on Abu Dhabi – New York JFK route, on board Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. Planned operational schedule from 09MAR14 to 29MAR14 as follow.
EY103 AUH0145 – 0845JFK 77W D
EY101 AUH1030 – 1730JFK 77W D
EY102 JFK1235 – 0920+1AUH 77W D
EY100 JFK2240 – 1925+1AUH 77W D
[h=1]ETIHAD Adds Second Daily New York JFK Service from March 2014[/h]by JL
Update at 0800GMT 15JAN14
ETIHAD from 01MAR14 is introducing second daily operation on Abu Dhabi – New York JFK route, on board Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. Planned operational schedule from 09MAR14 to 29MAR14 as follow.
EY103 AUH0145 – 0845JFK 77W D
EY101 AUH1030 – 1730JFK 77W D
EY102 JFK1235 – 0920+1AUH 77W D
EY100 JFK2240 – 1925+1AUH 77W D
Re: Etihad raddoppia JFK
[h=3]Etihad Airways to announce additional codeshares[/h]News
17-Jan-2014 4:23 PM
Etihad Airways president and CEO James Hogan said the airline plans to announce additional codeshare agreements in the near future, including one partnership with an airline in the Americas (Arabian Business, 16-Jan-2014).
[h=3]Etihad Airways to announce additional codeshares[/h]News
17-Jan-2014 4:23 PM
Etihad Airways president and CEO James Hogan said the airline plans to announce additional codeshare agreements in the near future, including one partnership with an airline in the Americas (Arabian Business, 16-Jan-2014).
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Etihad Airways (EY, Abu Dhabi Int'l) is to double its flights between Abu Dhabi Int'l and New York JFK with the introduction of a second daily service from March 1, 2014. Initially, the new flights will be operated by Etihad Airways using two three-class B777-300(ER) aircraft wet-leased from its strategic partner, India’s Jet Airways (9W, Mumbai Int'l). However beginning May 1, 2014, Jet Airways plans to take over these flights under its own flight numbers.
Etihad Airways (EY, Abu Dhabi Int'l) is to double its flights between Abu Dhabi Int'l and New York JFK with the introduction of a second daily service from March 1, 2014. Initially, the new flights will be operated by Etihad Airways using two three-class B777-300(ER) aircraft wet-leased from its strategic partner, India’s Jet Airways (9W, Mumbai Int'l). However beginning May 1, 2014, Jet Airways plans to take over these flights under its own flight numbers.
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In relazione al raddoppio su JFK, Etihad ha siglato un accordo di codesharing con JetBlue su 38 rotte da JFK e 2 da IAD.
Etihad Code-Share With JetBlue Opens Up Flights Beyond New York (Bloomberg)
http://bloom.bg/19NbyPb
In relazione al raddoppio su JFK, Etihad ha siglato un accordo di codesharing con JetBlue su 38 rotte da JFK e 2 da IAD.
Etihad Code-Share With JetBlue Opens Up Flights Beyond New York (Bloomberg)
http://bloom.bg/19NbyPb
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[h=1]JetBlue and Etihad Airways Announce Codeshare Plans[/h]CAPA > Direct News Sources > JetBlue and Etihad Airways Announce Codeshare Plans
23rd January, 2014
22-Jan-2014 JetBlue Airways, New York's Hometown Airline™, and Etihad Airways , the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, today announced plans to begin codeshare operations and provide customers with enhanced travel options worldwide.
The agreement, which is subject to government approval, will see Etihad Airways place its "EY" code on JetBlue-operated flights, initially facilitating connections between the two airlines at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Washington's Dulles International Airport (IAD).
In the first stage of the partnership, Etihad Airways will codeshare on 40 JetBlue routes within the US. Further codeshare services are planned on JetBlue flights once Etihad Airways commences daily flights to Los Angeles from June 2014. Subject to US and foreign government approval, Etihad Airways also plans to codeshare on JetBlue flights between New York and select destinations in the Dominican Republic, Jamaica andColombia.
"Like JetBlue, Etihad Airways has quickly established itself as a premier brand built on excellent service and a high-quality product," said Robin Hayes, JetBlue's President. "We look forward to partnering more closely with the airline and affording our customers access to some of the world's most fascinating destinations."
James Hogan, Etihad Airways ' President and Chief Executive Officer, said: "The US is a major and growing market for Etihad Airways and this partnership with JetBlue will enable us to offer our guests more options for travel within and beyond the US.
"In addition to New York and Washington, we also fly daily to Chicago. Just last week, we also announced a second daily flight between our hub,Abu Dhabi, and New York City, and we will start flights to Los Angeles and Dallas-Fort Worth in June and December this year."
From its US gateways of Chicago, New York and Washington DC Etihad Airways offers connections through its Abu Dhabi hub to dozens of destinations across the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Sub-Continent, Asia and Australia.
Etihad Airways is also one of the world's best-regarded airlines, with a focus on service and best-in-class product for all travellers, and was recently voted the World's Leading Airline, for the fifth consecutive year, at the World Travel Awards 2013. The airline's Diamond First Class has its own in-flight Chef; Pearl Business Class offers a specially-trained Food and Beverage Manager; and a Flying Nanny service was recently introduced to assist families travelling in all three cabins.
Customers transferring in New York or Washington to JetBlue will enjoy the award-winning airline's signature in-flight experience with unlimited free snacks and non-alcoholic drinks plus the most legroom in economy class (based on average fleet-wide seat pitch) and a variety of seatback TV and entertainment options. Later this year, JetBlue will debut Mint, the carrier's new premium offering, featuring the longest lie-flat bed* in domestic business class and the only private suites on the New York-Los Angeles and New York-San Francisco routes.
* Based on average length/width of lie-flat beds on domestic flights operated by U.S. airlines.
Etihad Airways plans to codeshare on the following JetBlue-operated routes, subject to regulatory approvals:
Between New York/Kennedy and
Between New York/Kennedy and:
[h=1]JetBlue and Etihad Airways Announce Codeshare Plans[/h]CAPA > Direct News Sources > JetBlue and Etihad Airways Announce Codeshare Plans
23rd January, 2014
22-Jan-2014 JetBlue Airways, New York's Hometown Airline™, and Etihad Airways , the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, today announced plans to begin codeshare operations and provide customers with enhanced travel options worldwide.
The agreement, which is subject to government approval, will see Etihad Airways place its "EY" code on JetBlue-operated flights, initially facilitating connections between the two airlines at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Washington's Dulles International Airport (IAD).
In the first stage of the partnership, Etihad Airways will codeshare on 40 JetBlue routes within the US. Further codeshare services are planned on JetBlue flights once Etihad Airways commences daily flights to Los Angeles from June 2014. Subject to US and foreign government approval, Etihad Airways also plans to codeshare on JetBlue flights between New York and select destinations in the Dominican Republic, Jamaica andColombia.
"Like JetBlue, Etihad Airways has quickly established itself as a premier brand built on excellent service and a high-quality product," said Robin Hayes, JetBlue's President. "We look forward to partnering more closely with the airline and affording our customers access to some of the world's most fascinating destinations."
James Hogan, Etihad Airways ' President and Chief Executive Officer, said: "The US is a major and growing market for Etihad Airways and this partnership with JetBlue will enable us to offer our guests more options for travel within and beyond the US.
"In addition to New York and Washington, we also fly daily to Chicago. Just last week, we also announced a second daily flight between our hub,Abu Dhabi, and New York City, and we will start flights to Los Angeles and Dallas-Fort Worth in June and December this year."
From its US gateways of Chicago, New York and Washington DC Etihad Airways offers connections through its Abu Dhabi hub to dozens of destinations across the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Sub-Continent, Asia and Australia.
Etihad Airways is also one of the world's best-regarded airlines, with a focus on service and best-in-class product for all travellers, and was recently voted the World's Leading Airline, for the fifth consecutive year, at the World Travel Awards 2013. The airline's Diamond First Class has its own in-flight Chef; Pearl Business Class offers a specially-trained Food and Beverage Manager; and a Flying Nanny service was recently introduced to assist families travelling in all three cabins.
Customers transferring in New York or Washington to JetBlue will enjoy the award-winning airline's signature in-flight experience with unlimited free snacks and non-alcoholic drinks plus the most legroom in economy class (based on average fleet-wide seat pitch) and a variety of seatback TV and entertainment options. Later this year, JetBlue will debut Mint, the carrier's new premium offering, featuring the longest lie-flat bed* in domestic business class and the only private suites on the New York-Los Angeles and New York-San Francisco routes.
* Based on average length/width of lie-flat beds on domestic flights operated by U.S. airlines.
Etihad Airways plans to codeshare on the following JetBlue-operated routes, subject to regulatory approvals:
Between New York/Kennedy and
- Aguadilla
- Albuquerque
- Austin
- Boston
- Buffalo
- Burbank
- Burlington
- Charleston
- Charlotte
- Chicago/O'Hare
- Denver
- Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood
- Fort Myers
- Houston/Hobby
- Jacksonville
- Las Vegas
- Long Beach
- Los Angeles
- New Orleans
- Oakland
- Orlando
- Phoenix
- Ponce
- Portland (Maine)
- Portland (Oregon)
- Rochester
- Sacramento
- Salt Lake City
- San Diego
- San Francisco
- San Jose (California)
- San Juan
- Sarasota/Bradenton
- Savannah/Hilton Head (service begins February 14, 2014)
- Seattle/Tacoma
- Syracuse
- Tampa
- Washington/Dulles
- West Palm Beach
- Boston
- New York/JFK
Between New York/Kennedy and:
- Bogota, Colombia
- Montego Bay, Jamaica
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- Santiago, Dominican Republic
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
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[h=3]US customs pre-clearance facility opens at Abu Dhabi Airport[/h]News
27-Jan-2014 11:54 AM
US Customs and Border Protection commenced operations at its customs pre-clearance facility atUAE's Abu Dhabi International Airport on 24-Jan-2014 (Wall Street Journal, 26-Jan-2014). The facility currently serves passengers for Etihad Airways' Abu Dhabi-Washington Dulles service and will expand to the airline's other US routes in the near future.
[h=3]US customs pre-clearance facility opens at Abu Dhabi Airport[/h]News
27-Jan-2014 11:54 AM
US Customs and Border Protection commenced operations at its customs pre-clearance facility atUAE's Abu Dhabi International Airport on 24-Jan-2014 (Wall Street Journal, 26-Jan-2014). The facility currently serves passengers for Etihad Airways' Abu Dhabi-Washington Dulles service and will expand to the airline's other US routes in the near future.
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Dopo l'Irlanda è il primo paese extra-NA/Caraibi ad avere la pre-clearance. Chissà se ne arriveranno altri
Dopo l'Irlanda è il primo paese extra-NA/Caraibi ad avere la pre-clearance. Chissà se ne arriveranno altri
Stando a quanto riportato da USA Today, il governo degli UAE paghera' l'85% dei costi relativi al mantenimento della pre-clearance facility. Sara' interessante vedere se faranno lo stesso con Dubai, se veramente si tratta del governo UAE a pagare. Se invece si tratta di quello dell'Emirato di Abu Dhabi (che e' diverso da quello di Dubai), allora immagino si potra' scatenare una grossa competizione, che credo si concludera' con una facility anche a Dubai, in barba alle enormi proteste delle compagnie americane (tranne JetBlue, che adesso potra' avere i voli Etihad arrivare ai gate domestici rendendo le connessioni con i propri voli nazionali in code-share con EY molto piu' rapide e indolori).
Personalmente mi sembra uno scandalo, andare a fare una facility dall'altra parte del mondo in un aeroporto nel quale ci saranno, bene che vada, al massimo una decina di voli al giorno per gli USA nei prossimi anni. Ma d'altra parte, se paga qualcun altro, non capisco per quale motivo gli USA dovrebbero dire di no.
Personalmente mi sembra uno scandalo, andare a fare una facility dall'altra parte del mondo in un aeroporto nel quale ci saranno, bene che vada, al massimo una decina di voli al giorno per gli USA nei prossimi anni. Ma d'altra parte, se paga qualcun altro, non capisco per quale motivo gli USA dovrebbero dire di no.
Abu Dhabi customs preclearance facility opens despites protests
A US airline lobbying group has said it will continue to protest the opening of a new customs and immigration preclearance facility in Abu Dhabi.
Airlines for America (A4A) has repeatedly urged the US government not to go ahead with the facility, claiming it gives an unfair advantage to Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi’s national carrier. Preclearance allows foreign-originating passengers to arrive in the US as domestic traffic, enabling them to skip the often lengthy queues at immigration desks.
Several members of Congress and the Air Line Pilots Association are among others that have spoken out opposing the plan.
The initial flights to be affected by the opening of the new facility operate from Abu Dhabi to Washington Dulles. Flight websites show only Etihad operates direct between the two points, although American Airlines has a codeshare with Etihad on the route.
In a written statement to ATW, A4A said that it “continues to believe that CBP [Customs and Border Protection] should focus on resolving lengthy wait times at US gateway airports before opening new preclearance facilities overseas, and we are committed to working with Congress and the Administration to achieve that goal.”
The concern is that passengers could opt for Etihad in preference to US carriers because of the convenience in pre-clearing immigration and customs.
In a statement earlier this month, the ALPA said that “by allowing a CBP preclearance facility at Abu Dhabi International Airport, where no US air carrier currently flies, the US government is handing a state-subsidized airline, Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, a major competitive advantage over US airlines.”
Preclearance facilities already exist in Canada, several Caribbean nations and Ireland.
In a statement to the Associated Press following the opening, Etihad said that additional flights to the US will be processed via the facility in coming days. The airline currently operates non-stop daily flights from Abu Dhabi to New York, Washington DC and Chicago. It plans to open routes to Los Angeles and Dallas later this year.
http://atwonline.com/security/abu-d...m&YM_MID=1446641&sfvc4enews=42&cl=article_4_b
A US airline lobbying group has said it will continue to protest the opening of a new customs and immigration preclearance facility in Abu Dhabi.
Airlines for America (A4A) has repeatedly urged the US government not to go ahead with the facility, claiming it gives an unfair advantage to Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi’s national carrier. Preclearance allows foreign-originating passengers to arrive in the US as domestic traffic, enabling them to skip the often lengthy queues at immigration desks.
Several members of Congress and the Air Line Pilots Association are among others that have spoken out opposing the plan.
The initial flights to be affected by the opening of the new facility operate from Abu Dhabi to Washington Dulles. Flight websites show only Etihad operates direct between the two points, although American Airlines has a codeshare with Etihad on the route.
In a written statement to ATW, A4A said that it “continues to believe that CBP [Customs and Border Protection] should focus on resolving lengthy wait times at US gateway airports before opening new preclearance facilities overseas, and we are committed to working with Congress and the Administration to achieve that goal.”
The concern is that passengers could opt for Etihad in preference to US carriers because of the convenience in pre-clearing immigration and customs.
In a statement earlier this month, the ALPA said that “by allowing a CBP preclearance facility at Abu Dhabi International Airport, where no US air carrier currently flies, the US government is handing a state-subsidized airline, Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, a major competitive advantage over US airlines.”
Preclearance facilities already exist in Canada, several Caribbean nations and Ireland.
In a statement to the Associated Press following the opening, Etihad said that additional flights to the US will be processed via the facility in coming days. The airline currently operates non-stop daily flights from Abu Dhabi to New York, Washington DC and Chicago. It plans to open routes to Los Angeles and Dallas later this year.
http://atwonline.com/security/abu-d...m&YM_MID=1446641&sfvc4enews=42&cl=article_4_b