Ethiopian Airlines has decided to relaunch its service between Addis Ababa Bole and Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson in the United States.
While the service was suspended last February for adjustments to the Ethiopian airline’s international network, it will initially operate a weekly flight between the two airports, with additional frequencies potentially added depending on demand.
Mesfin Tasew, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, commented on the news: “We are proud to reconnect Addis Ababa and Atlanta and offer our customers access to a new, prestigious destination in the United States. We are committed to expanding our offerings in the American skies and providing new, exclusive destinations.”
Tickets for this new long-haul flight are available for purchase at Ethiopian Airlines offices, as well as for booking on www.ethiopianairlines.com and through the airline’s mobile app.
Note that Ethiopian Airlines’ network includes numerous destinations in the United States, namely Chicago, New York, Newark, and Washington.