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Download Annual Report 2005/06 ANNUAL REPORT 2005 - 06 CONTENTS 2 Management Board of Ethiopian Airlines 3 CEO’s Message 4 Management Team 5 News Highlights 11 Finance 23 Glossary 24 Auditors Report & Financial Statements 44 Ethiopian Airlines Domestic Offices 45 Ethiopian Airlines Offices 46 International Route Map 48 Ethiopian Airlines General Sales Agents BOARD OF MANAGEMENT CEO’s MESSAGE t is my great pleasure to report yet another year of record revenue During this period, the number of our frequent flyers increased to a and operating profits at Ethiopian Airlines. Operating revenue total of 99,920 members of which 28,736 represent new membership H.E. Mr. Seyom Mesfin. .............................................................................................................................................Chairman Isurpassed the 5 billion mark for the first time ever reaching Birr 5.4 enrollments; this translates into an increase of 40% compared to the billion, a 25% increase as compared to the previous budget year. previous year. Operating profit for the period is Birr 237 million. The growth in revenue In response to our customers’ demands, we have introduced new flight H.E. Mr. Haile Assegidie .............................................................................................................................................. Member and operating profits was a result of a 14% increase in the number of services to three destinations – Dakar, Libreville, and Brussels – while a passengers and a 28 % rise in freight carried during the period. significant number of frequencies have been added to many routes of the Airline. Mr. Aberra Mekonnen ................................................................................................................................................. Member As always revenue from services provided to other airlines, particularly those from aircraft maintenance and training, contributed significantly The same year marked Ethiopian’s 60 years of successful operations in to the bottom line. the skies. We were able to look back at the Airline’s many pioneering achievements, creating new routes across Africa and training Ethiopian Col. Semret Medhane ................................................................................................................................................. Member We can proudly say that the fiscal year 2005/06, was exceptionally pilots, engineers, and other important airline staff, to the extent that a successful year in all areas of our operations. It was the time when Ethiopian Airlines has been recognized as one of the leading African we completed the first phase of our fleet modernization programme airlines. and launched the second one. The past budget year was the time that Capt. Mohammed Ahmed ...................................................................................................................................... .Member we became the first African carrier to commit to the purchase of ten Our celebrations allowed us to say a big “thank you” to all those who Boeing 787 ‘Dreamliner’ aircraft – the new generation of long-range, have helped us along the way. Government support has been vital and fuel-efficient aircraft for which Ethiopian is a launch carrier. This will not it was fitting that our President and Prime Minister were both able to only enhance our growing route network for years to come (the most join us in our celebrations, along with other senior government officials. Mr. Gebremedhin G.Hiwot ....................................................................................................................................... Member extensive in Africa) but also enable us to provide an unbeatable level of Equally important is the support readily given to us by the civil aviation comfort and service to our passengers. authorities, especially at our African destinations and throughout our system. Our aircraft maintenance center has been one of the strongest of our Mr. Beniam Hirabo ....................................................................................................................................................... Member operations and this year it was named Quality Repair Center for the JT8D We were also delighted to welcome the Executive Vice-President & CEO series of engines by Pratt & Whitney in addition to the U.S Federal Aviation of Boeing Commercial Airplanes and the Vice President, Transportation Administration certification we have had since 1968. Our modernization Division of US EXIM Bank to our celebrations. They all expressed their and capacity building programme has also been expanded with ‘Happy Birthday’ wishes to the 60-years-young African airline and vowed Mr. Matewos Menu ....................................................................................................................................................... Member the construction of a new maintenance hangar and cargo terminal to continue their support to raise the airline to even greater heights. complexes. They were officially inaugurated and commissioned during the period in question and are already operational. At this juncture, I wish to sincerely thank all of our staff– whom we regard Mr. Girma Kumbi ............................................................................................................................................................ Member more as an extended family than merely employees; without whom the We are continuously striving towards improving and maintaining airline would not be here today. customer satisfaction, from efficient ticketing, check-in facilities and baggage handling to personalized onboard services that have The biggest “thank you” goes to our esteemed customers who have Maj. General Alemishet Degife .............................................................................................................................. Member become uniquely Ethiopian. We have changed our passenger services supported us in great ways over the years and are the reason for our management system to the new Sabre system which among other existence. benefits, provides enhanced and more efficient passenger series including booking, electronic ticketing, customer friendly airport check- Girma Wake in system and state-of-the-art internet booking with electronic payment Chief Executive Officer features. | EthioPian AirLines AnnUAL REPort 2005-06 | MANAGEMENT TEAM neWS HIGHLIGHTS Fleet Modernization Continued A Day with Staff Children The arrival of the 5th B737-700NG (ET-ALN) in Addis Ababa on 29 July Through the co-ordination of the Human Resources Division Ethiopian 2005 marked the end of the first phase of Ethiopian’s fleet modernization celebrated Employees Children Day’s where hundreds of children Mr. Girma Wake Chief Executive Officer Programme that started in November 2003 with the delivery of a Boeing cheerfully spent half-day at the airline’s premises. They were entertained 767-300 aircraft. Ethiopian showed its commitment to the future success with music, drama, comedy and circus acts. The CEO, Ato Girma Wake, of the airline by embarking on the second phase – ordering ten of the who joined in the fun with the children, remarked on the special world’s most advanced twin-engine aircraft, the Boeing 787 also known attention Ethiopian gives to them. as the Dreamliner. Mr. Tewolde Gebre Mariam Executive Officer, Mr. Getachew Tadesse Fleet Acquisition Marketing and Sales Executive Officer, Responsibility: Customer Services To cope with increasing demands, two B757-200ERs, one A330-200 Ensure that customer Responsibility: expectations are met regarding Provide customers with a and one MD-11 were leased for international passenger services. One punctuality of flights, route service centred smooth, rationalization, convenient comfortable and enjoyable passenger B757-200 was converted into a freighter to provide more connections and client flight. responsive sales activities. capacity for Ethiopia’s growing export trade. A study for the purchase of a pilot training aircraft was completed with a view to enrolling more pilot trainees in every intake of the Pilot Training School. The New Cargo Terminal facility. Captain Tesfaye Ambaye Mr. Kinfe Kahssaye th Executive Officer, Executive Officer, Mr. Abate Gidafe 60 Anniversary Attracts Worldwide Attention Flight Operations New Cargo Terminal Corporate Planning & Executive Officer, Ethiopian proudly celebrated its 60 years of dependable air transport Responsibility: Development Maintenance & Engineering Ethiopian Airlines has invested 240 million birr for the construction of Ascertain that the Responsibility: professinalism of the cockpit Responsibility: services on 5 May 2006 in the presence of Meles Zenawi, Prime Minister Map out strategy and future crew remains at the highest Maintain aircraft to highest standard state-of-the-art Cargo Terminal 1.5 kilometres to the west of the existing plans in keeping with our level for the maximum inflight to guarantee safe and reliable commitment to become of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, Mr. Robert A. Morin, Vice safety and comfort of transportation for travellers. Africa’s World Class Airline. Bole Airport Passenger Terminal. The airplane taxiway is 235 metres long, passengers. President Transport Division EXIM Bank, honourable ministers, board of connecting the existing North-South taxiway to the cargo apron and management members, ambassadors Ethiopian employees and their the 44,390 square metres cargo apron can
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