Passenger flights from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will remain suspended until July 21.
That's according to Etihad Airways, which said the move is in line with the latest UAE Government directives.
In a statement to ARN News, the national carrier added that UAE nationals, diplomatic missions, official delegations and golden residence holders are exempted from the UAE entry restriction.
However, these passengers will be subject to acceptance and quarantine conditions.
Cargo flights will also continue to operate in both directions without any impact.
TRAVEL ALERT: Due to ongoing restrictions, all Etihad flights from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka remain suspended until 21 July. Read more: https://t.co/mjTAQ0uAS5 (1/2) pic.twitter.com/Hvx1CZ7TTI
— Etihad (@etihad) June 29, 2021
Our contact centre and social media teams are experiencing a high volume of inquiries. If you have an affected booking, we encourage you to contact us at a later date to avoid longer-than-usual wait times. Bookings can be amended with no change fee until 31 October. (2/2) pic.twitter.com/dafg58Lsx7
— Etihad Airways (@etihad) June 29, 2021
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