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Download What's up @ET in March 2017 Newsletter What’s Up @ ET in March 2017 Inaugural of Ethiopian three new destinations to Antananarivo, Oslo and Victoria Falls What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Three New Flights to Three New Destinations in just Three Days! Ethiopian launched flights to three new destinations – Victoria Falls, Oslo and Antananarivo – within three days, 26-28 March 2017. 2 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 At the inauguration flight of Ethiopian to Oslo Ethiopian is the 1st African airline to fly to Norway On-board the Inaugural Flight to At the Inaugural Ceremony at Victoria Falls Antananarivo 3 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Hon. Boris Johnson MP, Secretary of State Applauds the Growth of Ethiopian Hon. Boris Johnson MP, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, praised Ethiopian’s fast growth during his visit to the largest and most modern Ethiopian Aviation Academy and state-of-the-art flight simulators at Ethiopian Headquarters. 4 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian A350 goes Green for St. Patrick’s Day Ethiopian proudly took part of the annual Global Greening initiative of St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, 2017. As part of the «Greenification of the World» campaign, launched by the Irish Tourism Board eight years ago, Africa’s first Ethiopian A350 will join a string of world landmarks in this campaign, including: New York’s World Trade Center, City Hall and Heron Tower in London, Plaça de Catalunya and the fountains on Gran Via in Barcelona, Pozzo di San Patrizio in Italy, Matsue Castle in Japan and the Diamond Bridge in South Korea. 5 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian celebrates International Women’s Day at its Headquarters. Ethiopian honours its female technicians 6 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian March 8 donations to Hamlin Fistula Hospital Ethiopian donated clothes collected from its staff to less fortunate women receiving treatment at Hamlin Fistula Hospital in Addis Ababa, as it marked the International Women’s Day, March 8. Women staff drawn from different divisions as well as trainees from EAA participated in the donation program, which was organized by Employee Engagement, Corporate Culture & Gender office. 7 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Oromia Farmers Association Recognizes the Support of Ethiopian Meki Batu Farmers Association, under Oromia Cooperative and Promotion Agency, has applauded the support of Ethiopian Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam for his tremendous support and commitment in creating business opportunities for farmers association in Oromia region. Ethiopian Wins ”Cargo Airline Award for Network Development” at Brussels Ethiopian Cargo has won ‘Cargo Airline Award for Network Development’ at the tenth anniversary of the Brussels Airport Aviation Awards held on March 9, 2017. 8 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian Signs Codeshare Agreement with Air Namibia Ethiopian concluded a codeshare agreement with Air Namibia. The codeshare agreement covers Ethiopian thrice weekly services to Windhoek and the services of both airlines beyond their respective hubs. The agreement will allow both airlines to expand their global network through the services of each airline and also facilitate the provision of competitive and convenient travel choices to their respective customers. Ethiopian Airlines, South African Airways to Revamp Codeshare Services Ethiopian Airlines and South African Airways, both members of Star Alliance, have entered into an expanded codeshare agreement, inked on October 01, 2016 and projected to be effective as of 2017 Summer season. The revamped codeshare agreement is anticipated to further enhance the cooperation among the two carriers and avail a range of additional destinations for customers to travel to. 9 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian B787 Dreamliner Touches Down at Kaduna, Nigeria Ethiopian has successfully landed its new Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft at the Kaduna International Airport on March 8, 2017. The operation, which was graced by the attendance of Nigeria’s Minister of State for Aviation, Sen. Hadi Sirika, has made Ethiopian the only foreign carrier to land in Kaduna Airport. Africa’s First Ethiopian A350 Touches Down in Beirut Africa’s first and the most technologically advanced aircraft Airbus A350 XWB has touched down in Beirut, on March 27, 2017. 10 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian Launches Cargo Services to Ahmedabad- Fifth Cargo Gateway to India Ethiopian added Ahmedabad, a fifth cargo gateway to India, to its global cargo network as of March 28, 2017. Ahmedabad, India’s second oldest stock exchange and largest producer of cotton, is an emerging economic and industrial hub of India, inhabiting a population of more than six million. Ethiopian Launches Cargo Services to Zaragoza-Spain Ethiopian adds Zaragoza to its global cargo network as of March 28, 2017 with a once a week frequency using B777F freighter Aircraft. 11 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Press Conference on ICAO Symposium Ethiopian hosted an extraordinary press conference on ICAO Global Aviation Training and TRAINAIR PLUS Symposium on March 14, 2017. This symposium is the first of-its-kind event to be hosted in Africa. Ethiopian Airlines took this initiative to promote the African continent and build its image for the global aviation decision makers and fellow Africans. Group CEO on Africa CEO Forum Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam shared great insights on leadership during the Africa CEO Forum held in Geneva. 12 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Customer Experience Improvement Training given by the Group CEO Ethiopian Group CEO Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam gave a day-long customer experience training for customer facing employees and management staff. 13 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Presidential Airline H.E Omar Guelleh, President of the Republic of Djibouti visited Ethiopian 14 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Presidential Airline H.E Mr. Hery Rajaonarimampianina, President of Madagascar on-board Ethiopian inaugural flight to Antananarivo Madagascar President in Beijing Mr. Yared Berta, Regional Director China gave a warm reception in Beijing for the president of Madagascar on his way back home on our inaugural flight to Antananarivo. 15 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian bids farewell to H.E. Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, former Chairperson of the African Union Commission. 16 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Mr. LI Yong, Director General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization UNIDO visited Ethiopian state-of-the-art facilities. 17 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 The Diplomatic Spouses Group of Ethiopia (DSGE) visited Ethiopian Aviation Academy’s state-of-the-art premises 18 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian Area Office held a meeting with Dr Ariana Quao, AU Ambassador in the USA on partnership to promote Africa. Ethiopian Area office of Nairobi sponsored the annual Irish community ball event at Muthaiga club in Nairobi. 19 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian Flies Airbus A350 to Kilimanjaro Ethiopian flies Rangers International FC to Cairo Nigeria’s League Champions, Rangers International FC of Enugu flew from Akanu Ibiam International Air- port Enugu to Cairo, Egypt onboard Ethiopian flight for their CAF Champions League second round, first leg encounter with Zamalek FC of Egypt. 20 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Ethiopian Airlines Uganda Hosted members of Platinum Frequent Flyers to a dinner at the Kampala Serena Hotel. Ethiopian Area office in collaboration with Ethiopian Embassy in Jakarta has participated in the ASTINDO Travel Fair 21 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Austrian Actress, Singer and Journalist, Mrs. Christina Lugner chose Ethiopian to fly from Austria to Seychelles. 22 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Press Clippings 23 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Scanned by CamScanner Scanned by CamScanner 24 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 Corporate Social Responsibility Ethiopian Donates ETB 1 Million to Koshe Landslide Victims Ethiopian donated ETB 1 million to support the victims and families of those who lost their lives in the landslide at Koshe landfill site, in Kolfe Keranyo sub city in Addis Ababa. Ato Mesfin Tasew, Ethiopian Chief Operating Officer, handed over the ETB 1 million check to the Mayor of Addis Ababa H.E. Ato Diriba Kuma on March 21, 2017 at Addis Ababa City Council. Cheshire’s Walk Ethiopian sponsored the 43rd annual fundraising walk program organized by Cheshire Services Ethiopia. The program aims at supporting young people with disabilities who are awaiting surgery to enable them to walk. Great Ethiopian Run’s Women First 5 km Run Ethiopian sponsored Great Ethiopian Run’s Women First 5 km Run organized by the Great Ethiopian Run that took place on March 12, 2017. Female employees participated on the event. 25 What’s up @ ET in March 2017 ETHIOPIA Is Ethiopia finally the next big thing in Africa travel? In the late 1950s, Ethiopian Airlines launched an advertising campaign in the Western media that touted the ancient kingdom as Africa’s “newest travel adventure.” More than half a century later, the huge East African nation has yet to live up to that lofty billing… The sights, the scenery, the culture are already there. Ethiopian’s ancient orthodox Christianity has endowed the nation with thousands of churches and monasteries, some of them enshrined as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A succession of empire and kingdoms added medieval forts, palaces and tombs like the Gondar citadel and the towering stone stele of Axum. From Lake Tana and the Blue Nile to the red-rock Gheralta Mountains, the arid Danakil Desert and the lush Omo Valley, the landscapes are as- tounding and incredibly varied. Ethi- opia’s wildlife riches are also diverse, from typical African savannah animals in the south to unique indigenous creatures like the gelada baboon and Ethiopian wolf.
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