Ethiopian Airlines announced it has resumed its weekly passenger flights to Enugu, Nigeria from 09 October 2021. The flights are operated on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Ethiopian is one of the oldest carriers flying to Nigeria and has been serving the country since 1960, strengthening trade, cultural and tourism ties between Nigeria and the rest of the world.
Ethiopian Airlines, Africa’s largest carrier, announced that it has resumed its thrice-weekly passenger flights to Bengaluru, India as of 27 March 2022. The airline announced the flight has been recommenced after being on halt for two years, initially due to the pandemic.
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
Ethiopian Airlines said that it started again flights to neighbouring Djibouti which had been temporarily suspended because of ash cloud from a volcanic eruption in Eritrea. The ash cloud has cleared.
Flights to some cities in northern Ethiopia like Mekele, Gonder, Axum and Bahir Dar, and Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, remain suspended, the airlines said today.
The volcanic eruption which caused the temporary suspension of flights to destinations in northern Ethiopia occurred early Monday morning at Dubbi, 350 km north of Asmara, the capital of Eritrea.
Ethiopian Airlines had to cancel flights as reported here due to the volcanic ash.
Source: Bloomberg
Ethiopian Airlines announced it has has resumed domestic flight services to Lalibela town, house to the UNESCO inscribed world heritage site known for its rock-hewn churches.
Ethiopian Airlines announced it has returned its B737 MAX back to the skies. The airline’s Board Chairman and Executives, Boeing Executives, Ministers, Ambassadors, government officials, journalists and customers of the airline have boarded the first flight, Ethiopian stated.
