Ethiopian Airlines Expands Fleet with More Airbus A350-900 Orders

Ethiopian Airlines, led by CEO Mesfin Tasew, cements its status as Africa's largest A350 operator with a firm order for six more Airbus A350-900 planes at the Dubai Airshow. This move aims to enhance the airline's fleet, strengthen its partnership with Airbus, and provide a world-class travel experience.
Additionally, Ethiopian Airlines commits to purchasing 11 more Boeing 737 Max jets, signaling its strategic growth plans and expansion efforts.
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