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Etihad Return: Dublin SYD $987 MEL $1029, Rome SYD $1006, Zurich MEL $1002, SYD $1050 Oct-Nov @ IWTF

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Etihad Return: Dublin SYD $987 MEL $1029, Rome SYD $1006, Zurich MEL $1002, SYD $1050 Oct-Nov @ IWTF

Store RepIWantThatFlight on 09/05/2026 - 09:09 iwantthatflight.com.au (896 clicks)
Last edited 09/05/2026 - 11:38 by 1 other user

Etihad is having a huge sale on flights to Europe. All the cheap travel dates are in October - November/26. Hopefully the situation in the middle east will be calmer by then, but be aware that travel insurance does not cover war, which may affect you for delays or other complications. Consumer law is still a protection, so you should be able to get a refund from the airline if the flights are cancelled.

Since this deal is a risk, you will probably want to book directly with Etihad. A direct booking link to Etihad.com appears in our flight results so you can use that. Other travel agencies are cheaper, but if you have to change your booking they may be more work to deal with.

Flying: Etihad Airways
Cheapest Dates: October - December/26
Included: Carry on luggage, meals and entertainment.
Layover: Abu Dhabi

$987 Return Sydney to Dublin Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
14/Oct	03/Nov	$1033	View Flight
15/Oct	03/Nov	$992	View Flight
17/Oct	03/Nov	$991	View Flight
21/Oct	04/Nov	$1033	View Flight
22/Oct	05/Nov	$988	View Flight
24/Oct	07/Nov	$1033	View Flight
25/Oct	08/Nov	$987	View Flight
26/Oct	08/Nov	$1033	View Flight
26/Oct	15/Nov	$1033	View Flight
03/Nov	17/Nov	$1033	View Flight
09/Nov	22/Nov	$1033	View Flight
09/Nov	29/Nov	$1033	View Flight
11/Nov	25/Nov	$1033	View Flight
13/Nov	27/Nov	$1033	View Flight
14/Nov	28/Nov	$1033	View Flight
16/Nov	29/Nov	$1033	View Flight
16/Nov	30/Nov	$1033	View Flight
17/Nov	30/Nov	$1033	View Flight
19/Nov	07/Dec	$1033	View Flight
20/Nov	07/Dec	$1033	View Flight
21/Nov	07/Dec	$1033	View Flight
22/Nov	07/Dec	$988	View Flight
26/Nov	09/Dec	$989	View Flight
27/Nov	09/Dec	$987	View Flight

$1029 Return Melbourne to Dublin Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
13/Oct	03/Nov	$1029	View Flight
16/Oct	03/Nov	$1029	View Flight
17/Oct	03/Nov	$1029	View Flight
19/Oct	03/Nov	$1029	View Flight
19/Oct	04/Nov	$1029	View Flight
20/Oct	03/Nov	$1029	View Flight
21/Oct	10/Nov	$1029	View Flight
23/Oct	06/Nov	$1029	View Flight
24/Oct	07/Nov	$1029	View Flight
25/Oct	08/Nov	$1029	View Flight
26/Oct	09/Nov	$1029	View Flight
26/Oct	10/Nov	$1029	View Flight
09/Nov	23/Nov	$1029	View Flight
10/Nov	24/Nov	$1029	View Flight
12/Nov	26/Nov	$1029	View Flight
13/Nov	27/Nov	$1029	View Flight
14/Nov	28/Nov	$1029	View Flight
15/Nov	29/Nov	$1029	View Flight
16/Nov	30/Nov	$1029	View Flight
17/Nov	30/Nov	$1029	View Flight
18/Nov	30/Nov	$1029	View Flight
19/Nov	07/Dec	$1029	View Flight
20/Nov	07/Dec	$1029	View Flight
22/Nov	07/Dec	$1029	View Flight
27/Nov	09/Dec	$1029	View Flight

$1002 Return Melbourne to Zurich Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
27/Oct	10/Nov	$1004	View Flight
27/Oct	12/Nov	$1004	View Flight
28/Oct	11/Nov	$1004	View Flight
28/Oct	12/Nov	$1004	View Flight
28/Oct	16/Nov	$1003	View Flight
29/Oct	12/Nov	$1004	View Flight
29/Oct	16/Nov	$1004	View Flight
31/Oct	14/Nov	$1003	View Flight
01/Nov	16/Nov	$1004	View Flight
02/Nov	16/Nov	$1004	View Flight
09/Nov	23/Nov	$1002	View Flight
09/Nov	25/Nov	$1002	View Flight
09/Nov	30/Nov	$1003	View Flight
10/Nov	25/Nov	$1002	View Flight
10/Nov	26/Nov	$1004	View Flight
10/Nov	30/Nov	$1003	View Flight
11/Nov	25/Nov	$1002	View Flight
11/Nov	26/Nov	$1004	View Flight
13/Nov	26/Nov	$1004	View Flight
15/Nov	29/Nov	$1003	View Flight
15/Nov	30/Nov	$1004	View Flight
17/Nov	30/Nov	$1003	View Flight
21/Nov	07/Dec	$1004	View Flight
22/Nov	07/Dec	$1004	View Flight
26/Nov	08/Dec	$1004	View Flight

$1050 Return Sydney to Zurich Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
05/Oct	21/Oct	$1050	View Flight
05/Oct	27/Oct	$1050	View Flight
06/Oct	21/Oct	$1050	View Flight
06/Oct	27/Oct	$1051	View Flight
06/Oct	28/Oct	$1050	View Flight
27/Oct	10/Nov	$1050	View Flight
29/Oct	12/Nov	$1050	View Flight
30/Oct	13/Nov	$1050	View Flight
01/Nov	15/Nov	$1050	View Flight
02/Nov	16/Nov	$1050	View Flight
03/Nov	17/Nov	$1050	View Flight
09/Nov	23/Nov	$1050	View Flight
10/Nov	24/Nov	$1050	View Flight
12/Nov	26/Nov	$1050	View Flight
13/Nov	27/Nov	$1050	View Flight
15/Nov	29/Nov	$1050	View Flight
16/Nov	30/Nov	$1050	View Flight
18/Nov	30/Nov	$1050	View Flight
19/Nov	07/Dec	$1050	View Flight
20/Nov	07/Dec	$1050	View Flight
22/Nov	07/Dec	$1050	View Flight

$1006 Return Sydney to Rome Flights.

.Depart.	.Return.	.Price.
07/Oct	21/Oct	$1007	View Flight
11/Oct	25/Oct	$1007	View Flight
14/Oct	28/Oct	$1007	View Flight
19/Oct	02/Nov	$1024	View Flight
21/Oct	04/Nov	$1007	View Flight
23/Oct	04/Nov	$1007	View Flight
23/Oct	06/Nov	$1007	View Flight
23/Oct	07/Nov	$1008	View Flight
23/Oct	08/Nov	$1008	View Flight
26/Oct	09/Nov	$1007	View Flight
27/Oct	10/Nov	$1008	View Flight
28/Oct	11/Nov	$1008	View Flight
29/Oct	16/Nov	$1006	View Flight
31/Oct	15/Nov	$1006	View Flight
02/Nov	15/Nov	$1007	View Flight
02/Nov	16/Nov	$1007	View Flight
04/Nov	18/Nov	$1008	View Flight
06/Nov	20/Nov	$1007	View Flight
07/Nov	21/Nov	$1024	View Flight
08/Nov	22/Nov	$1050	View Flight
09/Nov	23/Nov	$1007	View Flight
12/Nov	26/Nov	$1024	View Flight
15/Nov	27/Nov	$1007	View Flight
19/Nov	09/Dec	$1007	View Flight
22/Nov	09/Dec	$1008	View Flight

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Raj09 on 09/05/2026 - 09:23

The middle east situation will be better by then? Hope so. Ukraine and Russia is still on.
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- edfoo on 09/05/2026 - 10:12
  
  Yeah, not booking any flight with them to Europe until the world situation is more certain.
  
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Whoozen on 09/05/2026 - 09:43

No check in luggage included in the base fares
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BeanCounter on 09/05/2026 - 09:46

Anything from Brisbane?
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- MrBr0 on 09/05/2026 - 11:47
  
  They stopped flying to BNE years ago
  
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Booksfut on 09/05/2026 - 10:17

Fyi Zurich hotels are like 400 a night..
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- Blokeinhisundies on 09/05/2026 - 11:28
  
  I changed trains in Zurich about twelve months ago and a schnitty and chips was ~$AU60. I just grabbed a sandwich and a couple beers at the supermarket instead. Beautiful country but you will bleed cash at a prodigious rate.
  
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  - caustic birch on 09/05/2026 - 19:25
    
    French side is much cheaper
    
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tete on 09/05/2026 - 13:35

As a former travel professional, I think you have an obligation when promoting these fares that you are potentially profiting on two crucial things.
1) the current dfat advise is do not travel to the UAE which includes on their website, a do not travel advisory to transit. This is important, because the general public don’t think of the UAE as their destination, but for legal purposes, they have travelled against the highest level of government advise. The risk isn’t just flight cancelation.

2) For the majority of travel insurance policies including credit card policies, travelling to a location against a specific DFAT warning of do not travel, by the terms and conditions, can automatically void the travel insurance policy. You can buy the policy, they will sell it to you, and you could go to claim on it for something completely unrelated to transiting in the UAE, provide the insurer the requested documents to claim (typically flight booking is requested in the documents request) see you transited via UAE against DFAT advice, cancel the policy and you are completely uncovered. People will argue they shouldn’t have sold you the policy but the policies terms and conditions state this requirement, and at the time you bought the policy the DFAT do not travel advice was already in place.

Travelling/purchasing against DFAT advice on a do not travel alert is serious and the general public don’t understand how serious, until something happens. I can’t tell you what to do I can just say I feel uncomfortable you not saying these two things, because the flights being cancelled are not the biggest risk of these purchases. Dodging some intersected missiles probably not the biggest risk, but the unthought of risk of having to sell your home because you have foreign hospital bills from an accident getting hit by a car crossing the road in a country that doesnt have a reciprocal agreement with Australia, because you saved a couple of hundred dollars flying via the UAE,when nothing adverse happened in the UAE is serious. Travel insurance companies have one job when your claim comes across their desk. Request a lot of evidence, scour it for a reason to reject it, move on with their day. Would I take the risk? Maybe. Definitely not with any children, (this is truly a scary propostion) and for a client of mine? Absolutely not. I would explain, hey this is a big life changing risk, and if they wanted to continue I would have them sign a waiver that included that I counselled them as to the risk of purchasing and travelling during a DFAT do not travel advisory including not to transit in the UAE, that they will have no consular assistance and that their travel insurance would likely be cancelled at claim due to the DFAT warning and travel insurance policies. If anyone wants to check this, recently someone uploaded a deal for Tick insurance discount. Out of curiosity I checked their paperwork on their site because I have not sold tick insurance. It very clearly states travelling against a dfat travel warning country voids the policy. For insurance purposes, they don’t care if it is a two hour transit, if you cleared customs etc, it is enough for them to have the right to cancel the whole policy. I would feel better if you included something more specific about this risk when posting these.
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- No Client List on 09/05/2026 - 21:20
  
  …they will sell it to you…
  
  It ought to made law that they can't sell it to anyone if you have no cover and all they're doing is keeping your money!
  
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  - tete on 10/05/2026 - 00:13
    
    the only time insurance tests the facts is at claim time. It can be ruthless and I have seen it. Most people don’t read the terms and conditions, and they are agreeing to them. One other important term I really wish there was more education to the public about is alcohol. If you have even had one drink and something happens to you accident/injury wise they most likely will reject your claim and the results can be life changing there too, and what happened to you can in truth have nothing to do with drinking but perhaps an uneven road or stairs etc. You don’t have to be drunk. Any evidence you had one drink, bad news. They go to very sneaky (in my opinion) lengths to prove you had a drink of alcohol. If you ever away and buying a alcoholic drink, pay for it in cash. Just sayin… It’s a nasty industry.
    
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    - No Client List on 13/05/2026 - 14:16
      
      Rue the day that cash gets withdrawn as legal tender, THEY want to know everything we are doing and buying.
      
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Dyl on 10/05/2026 - 05:49

I still wouldn’t risk it even in October… It’s not worth saving a few hundred over other options.

Etihad doesn’t even include bags either, so it’s actually ~$1,300 - once you factor that in, is it really worth the risk? If you want the luxury, Cathay is only a few hundred more. If you’re on a budget, there’s cheap Chinese and Japanese airlines flying routes to Europe for similar pricing.
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- edfoo on 10/05/2026 - 09:31
  
  Agreed. I know a family the son supposed to have a swimming competition in Italy last month April so the squad booked a flight with one of the Middle Eastern airline a few months ago, then the parents decided to fly there to watch their son to compete, they booked a flight with Singapore airline. A couple of weeks before the competition, the flight for the swimming squad had to be altered due to the Middle East conflict so they had to cancel their competition. Meanwhile it was too late for the parents to cancel their flight with Singapore airline so they just flew to Italy without their son for their couple holiday instead, while the son had to stay at home. Overall the family was not happy at all.
  
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