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==== Fleet and Aircrafts ====
Etihad Airways boasts one of the youngest and most modern fleets in the world, consisting of over '''100 aircraft''' as of 2024. The airline focuses on long-haul, wide-body aircraft, ensuring its passengers enjoy comfort, efficiency, and cutting-edge technology on every flight.

The fleet includes aircraft from both '''Airbus''' and '''Boeing''', with the following key models:

* '''Boeing 787 Dreamliner''': Etihad’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners are used primarily on long-haul routes. The aircraft is known for its fuel efficiency, quieter engines, and superior passenger comfort. It offers a range of modern amenities, including larger windows and advanced cabin air filtration systems.
* '''Airbus A350''': The Airbus A350 is another key aircraft in Etihad's fleet, known for its lightweight design, fuel efficiency, and quiet operation. It is used on long-distance routes and provides a smooth and comfortable flying experience for passengers.
* '''Airbus A380''': Like other major Gulf carriers, Etihad operates the '''Airbus A380''' on select routes, including to high-demand international destinations. The A380 features a two-deck design, offering spacious cabins, luxurious First and Business Class sections, and an overall premium passenger experience.
* '''Boeing 777''': Etihad operates various configurations of the '''Boeing 777''', primarily on long-haul routes. The 777 offers ample space for passengers and is known for its efficiency and comfort.

Etihad’s fleet is consistently updated, focusing on sustainability and reducing environmental impact. The airline also embraces advanced technologies to improve fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, contributing to its overall sustainability goals.