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Etihad Airways cancels flight to Beirut
Etihad Airways has cancelled its Abu Dhabi-Beirut flight taking off early morning on Thursday.
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- Published: 21:37 May 7, 2008
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Abu Dhabi: Etihad Airways has cancelled its Abu Dhabi-Beirut flight taking off early morning on Thursday.
"Due to the situation in Beirut, Etihad Airways has taken the decision to cancel the early flight taking off at 1:05am from Abu Dhabi airport. Passengers will be advised of the situation and booked on the next re-scheduled flight," said Tom Clarke, Media Relations Officer, Etihad.
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