Etihad Restores Full Capacity as Middle East Transit Demand Rebounds Without Rate Pressure
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A major regional airline recovering to pre-conflict operations signals stabilizing travel and shipping markets in a strategically vital hub, with pricing discipline suggesting underlying demand strength rather than desperate capacity dumping.
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