Pi gwo konpayi avyon Lafrik di an tèm de pasaje yo pote, destinasyon yo sèvi, gwosè flòt, ak revni, Ethiopian Airlines, te anonse ke li ap rekòmanse sèvis aeryen li nan Mekelle.
Vòl yo ap rekòmanse apati mèkredi 28 desanm 2022.
Konsènan rekòmansman vòl la, PDG Ethiopian Airlines Group Mesfin Tasew te di: “Nou vrèman kontan ak rekòmansman vòl nou yo pou Mekelle.
The resumption of these flights will enable families to reunite, facilitate the restoration of commercial activities, stimulate tourist flow and bring many more opportunities which will serve the society. We are ready to serve our passengers who are traveling on the route between Addis Ababa and Mekelle and play our part in the socio-economic development of our country.”
With planned daily flights to Mekelle, Ethiopian will increase the daily frequency depending on the demand on the route. Ethiopian currently operates to a total of 20 domestic destinations currently and plans to increase this number in the coming years.
Passengers can contact our Global Call Center or the nearest Ethiopian Ticket Office for more information or booking their flights.
Ethiopian Airlines, ansyen Ethiopian Air Lines (EAL), se konpayi transpòtè drapo peyi Letiopi a, epi gouvènman peyi a posede nèt.
EAL te fonde sou 21 Desanm 1945 epi li te kòmanse operasyon sou 8 Avril 1946, elaji nan vòl entènasyonal nan 1951. Konpayi an te vin tounen yon konpayi pataje nan 1965 epi chanje non li soti nan Ethiopian Air Lines nan Ethiopian Airlines.
The airline has been a member of the International Air Transport Association since 1959 and of the African Airlines Association (AFRAA) since 1968.
Etyopyen se yon manm Star Alliance, li te rantre nan Desanm 2011. Eslogan konpayi an se Nouvo Lespri Afrik la. Sant ak katye jeneral Etyopyen an se nan Ayewopò Entènasyonal Bole nan Addis Abeba, kote li sèvi yon rezo 125 destinasyon pasaje yo—20 ladan yo domestik—ak 44 destinasyon transpò.
The airline has secondary hubs in Togo and Malawi. Ethiopian is Africa’s largest airline in terms of passengers carried, destinations served, fleet size, and revenue. Ethiopian is also the world’s 4th largest airline by the number of countries served.
