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Etihad cuts prices for Ramadan
- United Arab Emirates: Thursday, August 28 - 2008 at 13:45
Etihad Airways has slashed many of its airfares by up to 50% for travel during Ramadan and the autumn period. The special promotion, which runs from September 1 to November 10, sees prices to popular destinations like London reduced by 52% to Dhs1,900 ($518). The period covering October 1 to 3 is excluded from the special offer. Outbound travel must be completed by October 10.
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