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Ethiopian Airlines recently announced its readiness to commence four weekly flights to Nigerian cities including Enugu, the capital of Enugu State beginning from August 24.
Mr Tewolde Gebremariam, the Ethiopian airline chief executive confirmed this to newsmen in Addis Ababa.
“We are ready and we are proud to add Enugu in Nigeria to our wide global network. The addition of Enugu to our network is a continuation of our commitment to provide the best possible connectivity options to passengers travelling between Africa and the rest of the world,” the chief executive said. He said the Ethiopian Airlines is the first international carrier to fly to Enugu, which becomes the third Nigerian city where the Airline would operate.
Ethiopian is the largest carrier in Africa in terms of passenger and cargo network operating in more than 75 international destinations across five continents. The airline has operated in Nigeria since 1960, thus, has been recognized as one of the oldest carriers flying in Nigeria.
Mr Tewolde Gebremariam, the Ethiopian airline chief executive confirmed this to newsmen in Addis Ababa.
“We are ready and we are proud to add Enugu in Nigeria to our wide global network. The addition of Enugu to our network is a continuation of our commitment to provide the best possible connectivity options to passengers travelling between Africa and the rest of the world,” the chief executive said. He said the Ethiopian Airlines is the first international carrier to fly to Enugu, which becomes the third Nigerian city where the Airline would operate.
Ethiopian is the largest carrier in Africa in terms of passenger and cargo network operating in more than 75 international destinations across five continents. The airline has operated in Nigeria since 1960, thus, has been recognized as one of the oldest carriers flying in Nigeria.