African Aviation Giant Eyes Fleet Diversification to Circumvent Global Supply Delays and Fuel Vision 2035

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has urged Ethiopia to maintain strong investment in aviation, warning that passenger demand will triple over the next two decades and highlighting infrastructure, workforce development, and sustainability as critical priorities for the country’s aviation future.

Africa’s aviation leader celebrates its legacy while charting a future of global competitiveness and regional integration.

Flag carrier reopens key transatlantic link after three‑month pause, boosting business, tourism, and diaspora travel between Addis Ababa and the southeastern United States.

The high-level conference will gather global aviation leaders in the Ethiopian capital to address safety, regulatory harmonization, and the operational hurdles limiting Africa’s economic growth.

The continent’s largest aviation group accelerates its "Vision 2035" domestic strategy, bridging the gap between Addis Ababa and the growing economic centers of Negele Borena, Gore Metu, and Debre Markos.

With nine new 787-9 Dreamliners and 11 additional 737 MAX jets, Africa’s largest carrier accelerates its "Vision 2035"

Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed officially launches the $12.5 billion Bishoftu International Airport, a cornerstone of Ethiopia's Vision 2035 strategy.

Ethiopian Airlines has become the first African carrier to perform a full strip-and-paint on the advanced Airbus A350-900.

Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines are marking a bold leap from service collaboration to industrial co-creation.

The agreement with the Namibia Tourism Board (NTB) is aimed at enhancing air connectivity and positioning Namibia as a key travel destination in Africa.

The move is in response to a growing wave of international recruitment targeting its skilled workforce.

Two-day event in Addis Ababa brings together financiers, contractors, and officials to align on the $10 billion mega airport plan.

The new airport in Southern Oromia marks a major step in Ethiopia’s aviation infrastructure and regional development.

New collaboration bridges ground and air travel in a push to enhance loyalty and urban mobility.

The tour arm of Emirates Airlines resumes operations in Ethiopia, partnering with local agents to offer international holiday packages

The airline’s move comes on the heels of several landmark announcements over the past 18 months

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