Ethiopian Airlines Group establishes a global cargo conversion program to convert the B767-300ER passenger to freighter (P2F) aircraft in partnership agreement with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI). ➤
Cainiao Smart Logistics Network is partnering Ethiopian Airlines to launch a special cold chain air freight solution for temperature-controlled medicines from Shenzhen Airport (SCX), including Covid-19 vaccines. ➤
Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Service launches a new transpacific route, from its Addis Ababa (ADD) hub to Incheon (ICN), and then Atlanta (ATL) via Anchorage (ANC). The service which kicked off on 9 November is ➤
Ethiopian Airlines completed the flight and delivery of the second round shipments of life saving medical supplies to fight COVID-19 donated by Jack Ma to all African countries. Ethiopian Airlines expressed its “complements and the ➤
In response to the growing demand for air cargo services following the spread of COVID-19, Ethiopian has been deploying its cargo capacity to facilitate the flow of essential cargo such as medical supplies and other ➤
Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services is adapting its operations to the evolving global air cargo demand for air cargo services following the COVID-19 pandemic, by extending its network. In response to the current situation, Ethiopian ➤
Ethiopian Airlines and Boeing tap the delivery of the carrier’s latest aircraft to deliver much-needed aid supplies to organisations across Ethiopia. The airline took delivery of a new B787 Dreamliner in December and loaded the ➤
Ethiopian Cargo is operating a new weekly cargo schedule between Addis Ababa, Bangkok and Hanoi, tapping growing cargo flows between Africa and Southeast Asia. Tewolde GebreMariam, Ethiopian Group CEO says: “Our new cargo service to ➤
Ethiopian Cargo is now connected to Chongqing, in Southwestern China, on the carrier’s weekly round-the-world B777-200F flight from 26 June 2019. Located in Southwestern China adjacent to Hunan, Hubei, Guizhou, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces, Chongqing ➤
All 157 people from 35 nationalities on board an Ethiopian Airlines B737 MAX 8 flight that crashed shortly after taking off from Addis Ababa have been killed, the airline confirmed Sunday morning. Flight ET 302, ➤
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