Etihad’s lounge will keep the kids happy before you fly

May 23, 2014

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We all know that one of the toughest things about travelling overseas with kids is keeping them entertained … there’s so much waiting around after check-in and security, before the excitement of actually getting on the plane.

The Etihad Lounge at Sydney Airport makes bored and irritable kids a thing of the past, with a dedicated children’s playroom that will keep the kids happy and engaged.

And parents haven’t been forgotten either, with complimentary Wi-Fi, multi-zone electrical and USB power outlets, a relaxation zone, male, female and accessible showers and – of course – delicious food!

So when you’re planning your next trip with the kids in tow, remember the holiday can start sooner, when you fly with Etihad.

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