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Etihad returns to Heathrow Terminal 4
Etihad Airways will return to London Heathrow’s Terminal 4 from 22 June 2022.
Following the official reopening of Terminal 4, London Heathrow is expecting a large number of guests for travel.
Therefore, Etihad is asking all passengers to check in online and arrive at the airport early during this time.
Etihad check-in desks will be open three and a half hours before.
Jeremy Pollock, Country Manager, UK & Ireland, Etihad Airways, says: “We are absolutely thrilled to be returning to our true home at London Heathrow’s Terminal 4.”
“Our crew are excited to welcome our guests back at T4.”
The Etihad Lounge will also be reopening to First and Business travellers, as well as Etihad Guest Platinum and Gold members.
Etihad has also confirmed that from July to September 2022 it is increasing its current four daily flights from London Heathrow to five.
Also from July, Etihad will increase its services into Dublin to offer a daily flight.
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