Ethiopia’s flag carrier, Ethiopian Airlines, announced it had begun to send its technicians to other African countries.
According to Zemen Nega, Managing Director of the Airlines’ maintenance, repair and overhaul center, the technicians will be sent to Malawi, Rwanda, Cameroon and other African countries.
Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopia’s flag carrier, along side Kenyan Airlines is to sign an agreement South Sudan to provide postal services
according to an official source.
The contracts with Ethiopian and Kenyan airlines will be signed in the near future according to Juma Stephen, Under-Secretary with the South Sudanese Ministry of Telecommunications and Postal Services.
The templates for the contracts are already in place and the signing can happen in a month’s time he said.
Ethiopian Airlines announced that it will start code sharing with Singapore Airlines as of November 01, 2011. This agreement allows the two carriers to provide joint flight services between Addis Ababa and Singapore through Dubai.
Ethiopian Airlines further announced that the tickets for the code share flight will be available for sale immediately. The agreement between the two international carriers allows passengers to have wider range of flight services between Africa and Asia.
Ethiopian Airlines, the largest network operating carrier in Africa, announced that it had finalized preparations to launch direct flights to Karachi, Pakistan as of 1 May 2023. Ethiopian first served Karachi from July 1966 to December 1971, and resumed the service from June 1993 until July 2004.
Ethiopian Airlines announced that it would start daily flights twice a day to Delhi as of March 26, 2016, Fana Broadcasting Corporate reported.
