Ethiopia, Hungary Renew Bilateral Air Service Agreement
Ethiopia and Hungary have signed a new bilateral air service agreement, amending the previous agreement that was established in 1973.
Ethiopia and Hungary have signed a new bilateral air service agreement, amending the previous agreement that was established in 1973.
Ethiopian Airlines, the largest network operating carrier in Africa is pleased to announce that it will commence a thrice weekly services to/from London-Gatwick starting from November 21, 2023.
Ethiopian Airlines is set to receive eight new passenger aircraft and expand its international destinations by six in the coming months. The airline has placed orders for a total of 26 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, with eight of them scheduled for delivery in the near future.
Ethiopian Airlines honored travel agencies and tour operators for their exceptional contributions to the growth of tourism and the economy of Ethiopia. The award ceremony, themed "Celebrating Partnership with Renewed Commitment," was attended by Alemu Sime, the Minister of Transport and Logistics, Nasise Chali, the Minister of Tourism, Mesfin Tasew, the CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, and representatives from various travel agencies and tour operators.
The Ethio-Djibouti Railway (EDR) has announced its plan to increase its annual freight turnover capacity from two million to six million within the next five years. An additional goal on the company's agenda is a rise in revenue from Birr three billion to eight billion annually.
