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Africa: Ethiopian Airlines Grows Seven-Fold in Seven Years
allAfrica, 9 December 2013
Ethiopian Airlines began operations in 1946 as a joint operation managed by the American carrier TWA, using World War II aircraft acquired from the U.S. military to transport… Read more »
Ethiopian Airlines - Growth Sparked by Service & Cost Containment
Ethiopian Airlines has a blueprint for boosting passenger traffic, cargo and profits, continuing a seven-year trajectory of seven-fold growth. The carrier, which began service in 1946 working with the now-defunct American-owned TWA, is launching regional hubs and offering low-cost services to other airlines, CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said in an AllAfrica interview. Government ownership has not been an obstacle for the company, he said, which has established "a very strong brand in Africa" and has "a continental duty" to serve.
Ethiopian CEO Tewolde Gebremariam receiving the 'African Airline of the Year' award from IATA CEO Tony Tyler.
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17 September 2012
Ethiopian Airlines One Of The Most Profitable Airlines
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- Paul Ndiho/TV2 Africa
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- Paul Ndiho/TV2 Africa
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Ethiopian Airlines is one of the most profitable African airlines in a troubled industry, but the airlines flies to more than 69 international ... see more »
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Africa: Ethiopian Airlines Resumes Boeing 787 Dreamliner Service
allAfrica, 29 April 2013
After more than three months of suspension, Ethiopian Airlines resumed its Boeing 787 Dreamliner service over the weekend with a successful flight from Addis Ababa to Nairobi. Read more »
