Athens in Greece, Chennai in India, Damman in Saudi Arabia, Jakarta in Indonesia and Bahrain will all join the 127 strong Ethiopian Airlines international destinations starting from the 1st of July 2022.
These new destinations join the double daily flights to Mumbai, India and 10 weekly flights to Delhi, India. Recently Ethiopian Airlines started another flight to Washington DC from Lome, Togo offering more options to it’s Nigerian passengers. Ethiopian Airlines flies from 4 airports in Nigeria; Lagos, Abuja, Kano and Enugu.
This comes as the airline has opened a 5 star terminal hotel inside the Bole Airport. Skylight In-Terminal Hotel inside Addis Ababa Bole International Airport Terminal 02 is just a short walk to the departure gates for boarding “B”.
Travellers needing a pre-flight freshen up or those with shorter stopovers can use the hotel’s 24-hour fitness centre. Spacious, pet-friendly rooms and suites with luxury bedding, flat-screen TVs. Ethiopian Skylight In-Terminal Hotel has 97 tranquil rooms in five categories, each featuring modern essentials for a seamless stay. A Skylight Suite has additional space with a living or dining area.
THE HUB RESTAURANT is located between both room wings above concourse “B”. Guest must have an international departure flight from Terminal 2 only. As the hotel is located within the airport terminal building, only a maximum of one-night stay is permitted due to government regulations. Once the guest’s check in at the hotel, they cannot leave the premises.
Ethiopian Airlines is the fastest growing Airline in Africa. In its seventy-five years of operation, Ethiopian has become one of the continent’s leading carriers, unrivalled in efficiency and operational success.
Ethiopian commands the lion’s share of the Pan-African passenger and cargo network operating the youngest and most modern fleet to more than 130 international passenger and cargo destinations across five continents. Ethiopian fleet includes ultra-modern and environmentally friendly aircraft such as Airbus A350, Boeing 787-8, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 777-200LR, Boeing 777-200 Freighter, Bombardier Q-400 double cabin with an average fleet age of seven years. In fact, Ethiopian is the first airline in Africa to own and operate these aircraft.
