ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES FLEET

Long Range Passenger Services

Boeing 777-200LR

Boeing 787-Dreamliner

COMPANY OVERVIEW
Ethiopian Airlines is the flag carrier of the country and has become one of the continents leading carriers, turning a profit for almost all sixty-five years of its existence. The first scheduled flight of Ethiopian Airlines took place to Cairo, April 8, 1946, and its first jet service was inaugurated January 15, 1963. The company initially attracted world attention when it set a new world distance record for a commercial twin-engine jet on June 1, 1984, with a Boeing 767 landing at the Bole location after a 13.5 hour flight from New York. Ethiopian Airlines announced, in 2005, that it would be Africas Launch carrier for the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which was celebrated with its debut landing on December 11, 2011. Company vision: to become the most competitive and leading aviation group in Africa by providing safe, market driven and customer focused passenger and cargo transport, aviation training, flight catering, MRO and ground services by 2025. Boeing 767-300ER
Medium Range Passenger Services

Boeing 757-200ER

Boeing 737-700NG

Boeing 737-800W
Regional and Domestic Passenger Services

Q400 NextGen

Cargo and Non-Scheduled Services

Boeing 777-200F Boeing 757-260F MD-11F

BOEING 787 DREAMLINER

Ethiopian Airlines will not only be the first airline outside of Japan to own the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner, but they will own 10. Over the past seven years the airline has multiplied by five times, and plans to continue this growth and operate 120 airplanes by 2025.

EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT
Tewolde Gebremariam, CEO Gobena Michael, Chief Commercial Officer Mesfin Tassew, Chief Operating Officer Kassim Geressu, Chief Financial Officer

EXPANDING PRESENCE
serves over 70 international destinations April 2013, launched Addis Blantyre flights in Blantyre, Malawi and flight to Copperbelt direct from Addis Ababa to Ndola, both scheduled to operate three times per week. company plan: utilize international flights & 45 African destinations to create social and economic ties between nations

KEY FIGURES 2011

2010/2011: carried 3.73 million passengers

AWARDS
2013

SKYTRAX World Airline Award for Best Airline Staff Service in Africa Airline Reliability Performance Award from Bombardier Aerospace Award for Pioneering the African Renaissance
2012

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Transported humanitarian goods on 777-200LR delivery flights for Black Lion Hospital, in collaboration with the Boeing Company, Seattle Anesthesia Outreach, Ethiopian Historic Conservation Council and Sunshine Construction Philanthropic Foundation Major collaborator for the Children Heart Fund of Ethiopia Long-time partner of Cheshire Services; employees participate in annual walk organized by Cheshire Services Ethiopia Donated ETB 100,000 for the Abune Zena Markos Association for Children and the Elderly Supported 13-year-old in endeavor to transport 50,000 pencils from Canada to be donated for Ethiopian school children Partner with the Great Ethiopian Run since 2004 Funded logistics and accessories for EIG Basketball team at a time of critical financial constraint

International Diamond Prize for Excellence in Quality, by the ESQR African Airline of the Year Transformation Award 2012 Airline Reliability Performance Award from the Bombardier Aerospace
2011

Airline Reliability Performance Award from the Bombardier Aerospace African Cargo Airline of the Year
2010

Airline Reliability Performance Award from the Bombardier Aerospace

2009

NEPAD Transport Infrastructure Excellence Awards Airline of the Year Award from AFRAA and the African Business Award
2008

Best Airline in Africa Award Brussels Airport Company Award 2008 Corporate Achievement Award of Aviation & Allied Business

AVATION ACADEMY TRAINING

Ethiopian continues to develop its Pilot Training: Multi Crew Pilot Licensing Training Program (MPL) training and licensing system established by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Technical Training Center in the Academy approved by European Aviation Safety Agency Striving further toward becoming the center of excellence in the region; first to implement ICAO program and to be qualified by EASA