Ethiopian Airlines: Fly in Ethiopia's Flag Carrier

Ethiopian Airlines is certified as an award-winning three-star airline, often referred to as Ethiopian Air Lines (EAL). The Carrier is one of the reputed carriers worldwide that serve as Ethiopia's national flag carrier airline. Ethiopian Airlines, Ethiopia's largest and primary international airline, offers its passengers a top-notch level of assistance and comfort. The Carrier has long been a thriving airline and operates its services to the rest of the world via its primary hub at Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa. The Carrier's secondary hub is at Lomé–Tokoin International Airport in Lomé, the capital of Togo. In addition, the airline has been a primary member of the International Air Transport Association and the African Airlines Association. Ethiopian Airlines is the world's fourth-largest airline based on the number of departures, fleet size, revenue, and the number of countries served. The airline is a member of the internationally renowned Star Alliance, the world's largest air alliance and boasts 26 member airlines from all over the globe. The Carrier has codeshare agreements with more than 25 global airlines, such as Air Canada, Flynas, Lufthansa, ASKY Airlines, EgyptAir, South African Airways, United Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Etc. Since its establishment in 1945, the Carrier has built a strong brand image as Ethiopia's leading airline due to its world-class amenities, exceptional in-flight assistance, and professional staff.

Indeed, Ethiopian Airlines is a flourishing organisation, well-known for its most modern and fuel-efficient fleets globally. The airline operates nearly 500 plus domestic and international flights regularly on the scheduled routes and serves more than 22 million passengers annually. Ethiopian Airlines offers direct flights to over 121 global destinations in 64 countries across five inhabited mainlands from its largest aviation hub. However, the Carrier operates more African destinations due to high demand than in other countries. The airline operates a fleet of 137 active narrowbody and widebody aircraft with an average airliner age of more than 8.1 Years. It has also placed an order for ten Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Ethiopian Airlines is Africa's largest airline based on fleet size, and the Carrier operates its diverse fleet to connect passengers from North America and Europe to Africa. The airline fleet is fully equipped with Economy Class seating, but some seats in front have broader and more legroom than standard Spirit seats. The Carrier provides several top-notch inflight amenities to their passengers, including extra baggage allowance, free in-flight entertainment, and complimentary food & beverage onboard.