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Etihad Airways Plans to Add 7,000 Employees by 2035

The Abu Dhabi carrier aims to expand its workforce from about 15,000 employees in 2026 to roughly 22,000 by 2035 as it grows its international network and continues Emiratisation hiring. ([Khaleej Times][11])
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