“We are very pleased that after almost 11 years, and a number of negotiations, it is now possible to confirm the launch of a connection between Prague and Abu Dhabi by Etihad Airways and the carrier’s Boeing B787-9 Dreamliner. The airline will start flying to Prague for the first time in its history, so the agreed frequency of four flights a week is also a great outcome of our negotiations. With this step, our network of long-haul flights is expanding again, and we are able to offer passengers another important Middle East destination with great local potential and a network of connecting flights to Asia, Africa, and Australia,” said Jiří Pos, Chairman on the Prague Airport Board of Directors, commenting on the news.
Ranked fourth in Europe
In a recent Google User Evaluation, the largest Czech international airport received a rating of 4.3 out of five stars and climbed one place compared to last year’s fifth spot. The top 5 best airports are again led by Istanbul, followed by Porto, Athens, Prague, and Zurich, with the airport in Heraklion coming last in the vote. The results were published by the Holidu portal based on ratings by Google users.
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