Ethiopian Airlines To Fly Twice a Day to Mumbai
Ethiopia’s flag carrier, Ethiopian Airlines, disclosed it has completed preparations to launch a double daily flight to Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport.
Ethiopian Airlines to Host MRO Conference
Ethiopian Airlines is to host the 22md Annual Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul International Conference and Exhibition 
from the 25th to the 27th of February.
More than 250 participants, from across the world including aircraft manufacturers, component suppliers and other airlines are expected to take part in the conference explained the statement released by Ethiopian.
The airlines is happy to host this international conference and expects to offer a unique opportunity for key stakeholders in the sector to showcase their services and take advantage of means to develop MRO partnerships said Zemene Nega, Senior Vice President for MRO services for Ethiopian Airlines.Ethiopian Airlines to Increase Bombardier Q400 Turboprop Fleet with a Follow-on Order for Two Aircraft
Toronto and Addis Ababa, December 29, 2015 – Bombardier Commercial Aircraft and Addis Ababa-based Ethiopian Airlines Enterprise (Ethiopian Airlines) announced today that they have signed a firm purchase agreement for two additional Q400 turboprop airliners that will bring Ethiopian Airlines’ Q400 aircraft fleet to a total of 19 aircraft, the largest total fleet in Africa.
Ethiopian Airlines to Jointly Buy Fuel with Other African Carriers
Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopia’s flag carrier, announced a joint initiative to purchase fuel with eight other African airlines. The collaborative initiative to bur fuel is expected to result in significant savings for the airlines.
The program for the nine airlines to jointly buy fuel was launched following the conclusion of the evaluation process of bids tendered by several fuel companies said The African Airlines Association.
Ethiopian Airlines to launch E-freight
Ethiopian Airlines is prepared to launch e-freight for certain cargo destinations by the end of the current year in order to save time and minimize paperwork related to cargo shipments.
Ethiopian Airlines joined the e-freight initiative founded by the International Transport Association headquartered in Canada in 2004. The aim of the foundation in introducing the initiative was to eliminate paper work from the international air cargo supply chain.
The e-freight will enable to process paperwork on line eliminating airway bills that are on average twelve pages long. The system will include requirements such as High Level Assessment and Detailed Level Assessment for the airline to meet.
