Conferences & Events
Ethiopian Airlines marked its 80th anniversary with a Global Cultural Day and static airshow held at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel in Addis Ababa, bringing together government officials, diplomats, and aviation stakeholders to celebrate the airline’s long-standing role in global connectivity. The carrier reported that it now transports more than 21 million passengers annually and operates a fleet of 147 aircraft serving 140 destinations across over 80 countries on five continents, reinforcing its position as one of Africa’s largest airlines. CEO Mesfin Tasew also confirmed that Ethiopian Airlines has placed orders for more than 100 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, to be delivered between now and 2031, as part of its expansion and fleet modernization strategy. The anniversary celebrations featured a static airshow showcasing various aircraft types in its current fleet, underscoring the airline’s growth trajectory and continued investment in capacity, network expansion, and operational modernization.
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