Ethiopian Airlines and the Boeing management are in discussions for the purchase of 5 more 787 Dreamliner aircraft said Tewolde Gebre Mariam CEO of the airlines. 
The move is part of Ethiopian Airlines’ expansion project he said. It is to be remembered that Ethiopian Airlines is expecting the delivery of 10 Dreamliner aircraft ordered in 2005.
Ethiopian Airlines has inaugurated apassenger terminal at Wako Gutu Airport in Bale Robe. The project, completed at a cost of Birr 1.1 billion, was officially opened today in a ceremony attended by Oromia Chief Administrator Shimelis Abdisa, federal and regional government officials, and local community leaders.
Ethiopian Airlines has officially unveiled its dedicated power substation, with a capacity of 40 megawatts of electricity, to effectively address power disruptions. The construction of this power station, which took approximately two and a half years to complete, represents an investment of USD 9 million.
Ethiopian Airlines Group, the fastest-growing global airline brand and the continent’s largest airline, is pleased to announce that it will increase its weekly passenger flights to Seoul, Republic of Korea, to six, effective October 28, 2023. Ethiopian will also deploy the latest Airbus A350-900 aircraft on the route.
Starting from November 21, 2023, Ethiopian Airlines, renowned as Africa's largest cargo and passenger carrier and one of the rapidly growing airlines globally, is set to expand its presence in London by introducing new flights to Gatwick three times a week. This addition will bring the total number of weekly flights operated by the airline to London to 10.
In another development, Ethiopian Airlines recently revealed plans to enhance its service to Djibouti City. The airline intends to introduce three night flights per week starting from November 21 this year, thereby increasing its weekly flights to the neighboring country from 14 to 17.
Source: Fana BC
