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Etihad Airways Sets New Record For Busiest Day

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Passengers boarding an Etihad Airways flight.

 

Passengers boarding an Etihad Airways flight.

Passengers boarding an Etihad Airways flight.

Etihad Airways has started the New Year by setting a record for the number of passengers carried across its worldwide network in a single day.

The record was set on Saturday 5 January 2013 when 33,802 passengers flew with the Abu Dhabi-based airline, beating the previous record of 33,766 set on Saturday 14 July 2012.

Etihad Airways capped an impressive festive holiday season with Thursday 3 and Friday 4 January 2013 also entering the airline’s top 10 ranking for busiest ever days, with 32,622 and 32,918 flying each day respectively.

Two dates in January have also entered Etihad Airways’ top 10 for highest ever load factors. Flights across the airline’s network were 89.2 percent full on Saturday 5 January (#4 in the top 10) and 88.1 percent full on Friday 4 January (#9 in the top 10).

The airline recently announced it had flown total of 10.29 million in 2012, an increase of 1.88 million passengers from 2011.

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