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  • Now, book Etihad Airways flight tickets using Botim app

    Now, book Etihad Airways flight tickets using Botim app

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    Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways has entered into a partnership with Astra Tech, Dubai-based consumer technology, to allow customers to book flights using artificial intelligence through chat app Botim, the Emirates News Agency (WAM) reported.

    The partnership between the two companies was signed at an Arabian Travel Market (ATM) by Antonwaldo Neves, CEO of Etihad Airways, and Abdullah Abu Sheikh, founder of Astra Tech on Wednesday.

    Through the Botim GPT module developed by Astra Tech, flights and other travel-related services are integrated into the Botim application, providing a convenient and innovative way for customers to book Etihad Airways flights.

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    Under the deal between Etihad Airways and Astra Tech, customers of the airline will be able to book flights just by typing in basic details of the service they need, using technology and then completing the booking itself.

    About Botim

    Botim, known for VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) across the MENA region, has now transformed from a communication application into the world’s first ultra application.

    Botim offers many services, including fintech, government services, pharmacies, retail and more, for its users to make their lives more digital, seamless and convenient.
    Founded in 2017, Botim operates in 155 countries and offers free video and voice calls, money transfers within the UAE powered by PayBy, phone top-ups and bill payments locally and internationally, group chats and group calls, games, health features and a Quran book reading.

    Astra Tech acquired Botim in 2022.

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    ( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

  • Doctors at AIIMS Delhi remove whistle stuck in airways of 4-year-old through bronchoscopy

    Doctors at AIIMS Delhi remove whistle stuck in airways of 4-year-old through bronchoscopy

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    New Delhi: Doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences here removed a whistle which had got stuck in the airways of a 4-year-old child after he accidentally aspirated it, through endoscopy.

    “Shahin, a native of Nuh distrist in Haryana, was brought to the Mother and Child Block of the hospital Sunday morning,” Dr Prabudh Goel, Additional Professor, Department of Paediatric Surgery said.

    He said the child’s father had bought him a pair of slippers which had an inbuilt whistle. The whistle got dislodged and Shahin put it inside his mouth and it landed in his airways, Goel added.

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    “The child was coughing when he was brought to the emergency ward. He was also in respiratory distress because the airways were compromised… the child was also making a whistling sound while breathing,” the doctor said.

    The left main bronchas was okay, the left lung was being aerated and that is the reason the child survived. Additionally, there was movement of air into and out of the right lung through the whistle. The parents told us that it took them about one-and-half hours to reach the hospital.

    A foreign body lodged in the main trachea blocking the main airway is an emergency of the highest order, Goel said.

    “The child was directly taken to the operation theatre from emergency where we did a bronchoscopy.The bronchoscopy per say is a life and death challenge. Besides that it runs a risk of damage to the brain. There is a possibility we might need to do treacheostomy or a thoracotomy (open chest surgery) in such children,” he said.

    AIIMS director Dr M Srinivas was also present during the surgery.

    Dr Meenu Bajpai, Head of Department, Paediatric Surgery said such incidents of children coming to the emergency ward after swallowing peanuts, pieces of almonds, beads, safety pins, buttons and batteries are common mostly in children aged below 5-7 years. He said the hospital encounters approximately 100 such cases in a year.

    “Through this case presentation, we want to spread awareness that parents should keep such items such as buttons, batteries, small toy whistles, necklace beads, peanuts, almonds and shirt buttons out of the reach of children,” he said.

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  • Ramzan 2023: Etihad Airways offer iftar in the air

    Ramzan 2023: Etihad Airways offer iftar in the air

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    Abu Dhabi: The national airline of the UAE, Etihad Airways, is all set to welcome travellers with a specifically crafted inflight menu during the holy month of Ramzan. Once more working with Emirati Chef Khaled Alsaadi, Etihad’s culinary design team is reimagining popular Ramadan dishes by combining traditional Emirati recipes with modern cooking methods and regional components.

    Turky Alhammadi, Head of Product and Hospitality, at Etihad Airways said, “Our continued collaboration with Chef Khaled brings together his culinary skills with a distinctively modern take on local dishes, working hand in hand with our culinary design team. We hope that our guests will enjoy this specially curated menu during their flight in the holy month. We look forward to hosting our guests and encourage everyone travelling with Etihad to savour these Ramadan specials.”

    Iftar meals will be served onboard in addition to Etihad’s regular hot meal service, and guests will be treated to dishes like Saffron curry crusted seabream, Lamb shank with black lime jus, Lentil soup, Chaami and beetroot salad, Machboos chicken ciabatta sandwich, Aseeda cheesecake, Saffron pot de creme with Batheeta crumble, and more.

    Chef Khaled Alsaadi said, “It was an absolute pleasure to work again with Etihad’s culinary design team, the unique collaboration allowed me to present modern Emirati dishes to international guests travelling on board the UAE’s national carrier. Travellers during Ramadan, long for a nourishing iftar meal, and I wanted to bring the essence of Emirati cuisine to Etihad’s travellers to taste local flavours and leave a lasting impression on their taste buds.”

    The Etihad Ramzan experience begins in the airport bars in Abu Dhabi, which will also offer special Ramadan foods and drinks as well as prayer spaces.

    Visitors will be able to replicate Etihad’s distinctive inflight meals at home by accessing a selection of bespoke recipes online or by scanning QR codes located at the foot of the onboard menu. On particular flights that align with iftar times, Etihad’s Ramadan menu will be accessible to guests in every cabin. Flights to and from the Gulf nations and flights for Umrah parties visiting Jeddah during Ramadan are included in this.

    (Except for the headline, the story has not been edited by Siasat staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)



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  • Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways launches flash sale on flights

    Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Airways launches flash sale on flights

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    Abu Dhabi-based carrier Etihad Airways on Monday aunched a flash sale on its website.

    Etihad is offering a 20 per cent discount on the price of flights until Tuesday, March 14 midnight.

    Passengers can get a 20 per cent discount on flights using promo code EYFLASH20.

    The discount airfare promotion comes after the UAE carrier successfully switched to the Amadeus Altéa Passenger Service System (PSS).

    The offer is valid on return flights on flights operated by Etihad Airways booked on the airline’s website. It will apply to bookings made between 12 am on March 13 until 11.59 pm March 14 for travel from June 16, 2023 onwards.

    Antonoaldo Neves, Etihad’s CEO, said: “Amadeus provides us with the tools we need to continue enhancing our guest experience and improving our operations into the future. It will mean further upgrading the digital experience we offer our customers when booking online through etihad.com or using our mobile app and self-service tools, giving them even greater control and flexibility in managing their journey.

    “It also gives our valued partners in the travel industry a much richer, relevant and dynamic shopping experience, and supports our continued journey with them.”

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