Etihad Has Now Clarified Which Business Class Flights Receive Amenity Kits

by Zac George
a table with a bag and other items

The subject of Etihad and their amenity kits has long been quite a talking point. For quite sometime the airline has taken the kits off flights causing some confusion as it’s usually part of the overall Business Class experience and some passengers have gotten quite angry about this.

Etihad use Scarmouche + Fandango amenities in their kits and the creams and lotions are really quite nice. Etihad have obviously listened and they’ve updated their website to show which flights will and won’t get kits, this was pointed out by JayCee1966 on Flyertalk.

Here’s the offical information from Etihad,

In Business Class, you’ll receive an amenity kit on our ultra-long-haul flights and long-haul overnight flights. Our current limited edition amenity kit is inspired by some of the iconic cities from our network. Each kit contains a customised LUXE City Guide and Scaramouche + Fandango skincare and comfort kit.

On long-haul day flights, dental kits including a toothbrush and toothpaste, sleep packs including socks and an eyeshade, earplugs and shaving kits are available on request.

a table with a bag and other items

Etihad Amenity Kit

It’s nice to see Etihad finally explain which services will and won’t get the kits. I think taking away the kits on long-haul flights during the day is quite sensible as a lot of these kits would go to waste, the same goes for the medium-haul flights.

Having the ability to request amenities is something I quite like the idea of as it saves the airlines costs and also reduces some space in your seat, not that the Business seats lack too much space anyway.

What are your thoughts on the policy?

H/T –  JayCee1966 on Flyertalk

You may also like

3 comments

Harminder Kaur December 24, 2017 - 4:58 am

You should have to provide this kind of stuff to all passengers not only business class.. be equal to everybody ..

rnickey mouse January 14, 2018 - 2:37 pm

I agree! Everybody should be equal. We should all pay $9,000 to fly from Australia to Europe, then we would all have business class seating, amenity kits and no one would ever complain about legroom or seat recline again.

Isaac March 17, 2018 - 7:31 pm

It was pretty disappointing not getting an amenity kit on the AUH-AMS flight (7.5 hours) last October. Otherwise it was an excellent flight on board the 787 business class. But they seem to cut some of the wrong corners sometimes.

Comments are closed.