Ethiopian Airlines announced it has successfully completed a new passenger terminal at its hub Addis Ababa Bole International Airport. The new passenger terminal, the airlines said in a statement sent to 2merkato.com, places emphasis on Bio-Security and Bio-Safety measures.
Ethiopian Airlines has registered more than 25% in annual growth in areas including revenue, cargo transport and 
passenger.
The airline has managed to earn 1 billion birr in revenue and made 732 million birr in profit according to Tewolde Gebremariam, Chief Executive of Ethiopian.
Ethiopian transported 4.8 million people and moved 182 thousand tons of cargo showing significant increase as compared to the previous budget year he said.
Ethiopia's flag carrier, Ethiopian Airlines - the largest cargo operator in Africa - is pleased to announce that it has won the Air Cargo Brand of the Decade for Africa Award from Shipping, Transport, Aviation and Tourism (STAT) at a ceremony held in Rivonia, South Africa on 26 February2015.
Ethiopian Airlines has been awarded by The African Airlines Association for registering the best financial results in 2010 and consistent profitability over the years.
Ethiopian Airlines was recognized with the award at the 43rd AFRAA Annual General Assembly held in Marrakesh, Morocco last week.
Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopia’s flag carrier, has awarded a seven year contract for Integrated Component Solutions services to the Boeing 737NG fleet to Abu Dhabi Aircraft Technologies, the largest independent maintenance, repair and overhaul service provider in the Middle East and a part of the Mubadala Aerospace MRO network.
The contract covers a total of 19 aircraft, eleven of which are the fleet of B737NG aircraft and eight new aircraft on order.
ADAT will provide repair cycle management and pool access coverage supported by the combined Integrated Component Solutions experience and capabilities of ADAT and SR Technics.
