Ethiopian Airlines has revealed plans to launch non-stop flights connecting Addis Ababa Bole International Airport to Banjul International Airport in The Gambia. This new route aims to consolidate the company’s presence in Africa. The deployment of this new route is part of the ongoing efforts of the national airline of the central African country to… Read More »
The national airline of the North African country inaugurates its very first air link linking Algiers-Houari Boumediene to Addis Ababa-Bole. This new route offers two weekly flights, scheduled on Mondays and Fridays, to connect these two African capitals. Now, travelers will have access to more convenient travel options, opening the door to explore the rich… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines will make a major change to its flight routes from Addis Ababa to Atlanta, Chicago, Washington and Toronto. The airline made the decision to make the stopover in Rome instead of Dublin. Flights from this company will no longer pass through the Irish airport from the 29th of next month. This rearrangement of… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines has established a strong presence in the Chinese market in recent years, serving five major destinations: Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hong Kong. However, the national airline has ambitious plans to expand its operations in Chinese skies by introducing new routes for passengers and air cargo. China has experienced remarkable economic growth in… Read More »
As of September 2, 2023, Ethiopian Cargo has taken a significant step in its cargo operations by relocating its base from Mexico City Airport (MEX) to Felipe Ángeles International Airport (NLU). The strategic move comes as the airline aims to expand its cargo operations and strengthen its capabilities in the region. With the deployment of… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines has launched a new cargo route between Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia, and Chengdu, the capital of China’s Sichuan province. This initiative strengthens the airline’s presence in the Chinese market and increases business opportunities between Africa and Asia. The new cargo service is planned to operate twice a week, using Ethiopian Airlines’… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines operates four flights per week between Addis Ababa and Singapore, handling an impressive number of passengers and cargo in a short time. In just 45 days, the airline managed to transport ten thousand passengers and three hundred and sixty-seven tons of cargo between these two destinations. With its strategic location and excellent connectivity,… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines, in partnership with aerospace giant Boeing, is set to enter the manufacturing sector by producing aircraft parts. The Ethiopian airline, one of Africa’s largest and most successful, will soon begin manufacturing key components such as thermal-acoustic insulation blankets and electrical wiring harnesses in conjunction with the construction giant. American aeronautics. This new venture… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines has announced its intention to increase the number of weekly flights between Addis Ababa Bole and Seoul-Incheon. The airline, which currently operates three flights a week, wants to double the frequency of flights and offer passengers more travel options between these two capitals. Additional flights will be operated by A350-900. The decision to… Read More »
Ethiopian Airlines is preparing to strengthen its service to Accra. The airline, known for its excellent service and extensive network, has announced its intention to increase the number of weekly flights on this route from eleven to fourteen. The move responds to growing demand for travel to the popular African destination Accra, the capital of… Read More »