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Etihad boosts frequent flyer options with brand new benefits

Thursday, 16 December 2021 13:43

By ARN News Staff

The Etihad World Pass offers customers complete flexibility with their travel arrangements.

The pass can be used to travel from the UAE to a variety of destinations including the GCC, India, Pakistan, UK and Ireland.

Frequent flyers and corporate travellers can benefit from pre-booking between 6 to 40 flights to use in a 12-month period at preferential rates, available in both Business and Economy classes.

Guests have the option of unlimited free rebookings and cancellations.

Bookings can be managed through the website, or guests have the option to contact Etihad’s WorldPass dedicated 24|7 contact centre.

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