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21 September 2026

Etihad Rail launches Fujairah-Abu Dhabi container service with AD Ports

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Etihad Rail launches Fujairah-Abu Dhabi container service with AD Ports

Etihad Rail and AD Ports Group have launched a direct rail freight service connecting Fujairah Terminals with the Industrial City of Abu Dhabi (ICAD). The new service will transport containers around 200 km between Fujairah and Abu Dhabi. It will initially operate three times per week. The partners have also established ICAD as a customs-enabled inland cargo gateway. Containers can clear customs at ICAD Under the new system, containers arriving at Fujairah Terminals can move directly by rail to ICAD.

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