Ethiopian Airlines flights

Ethiopian Airlines has its main base at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport and is the flag carrier of Ethiopia. The majority of their destinations are found within the borders of Africa, even if they also offer connections to Europe, Asia and North/South America. In 2011, Ethiopian Airlines joined the worldwide airline alliance Star Alliance.

Re-launch Ethiopian Airlines plans to restart Addis Ababa-Khartoum flights on Aug 1

Re-launch Flights with Ethiopian Airlines from Khartoum to Addis Ababa will resume on Aug 1

Re-launch On July 5, Ethiopian Airlines will re-launch flights from Brazzaville to Addis Ababa

Re-launch Ethiopian Airlines re-launches Addis Ababa to Pointe Noire flights on Jul 5

Re-launch Ndola-Addis Ababa flights to be re-launched by Ethiopian Airlines on June 10

New route New route from Ouagadougou to Freetown with Ethiopian Airlines on May 31

New route Maun-Ndola flights now possible with Ethiopian Airlines. New route starts on Jun 10

New route Ethiopian Airlines opens flights to Bujumbura from Goma

New route Fly to Ouagadougou from FNA with Ethiopian Airlines. New route launches on Jun 1

New route New airline: Ethiopian Airlines from Addis Ababa to Wuhan

New airline New Ethiopian Airlines-route to Freetown from OUA. Fly on May 31 or later

New airline On Jun 10, Ethiopian Airlines will start flights from Maun to Ndola

New airline Goma-Bujumbura flights now available with Ethiopian Airlines

New airline Freetown-Ouagadougou flights to begin on Jun 1 with Ethiopian Airlines

New airline Ethiopian Airlines launches flights to Wuhan from Addis Ababa

Ethiopian Airlines airports

Sorted by the number of departing flights next month.

Ethiopian Airlines at ADD route map — #1 **Addis Ababa (ADD)**
5,639 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at BJR route map — #2 **Bahar Dar (BJR)**
465 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at MQX route map — #3 **Makale (MQX)**
279 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at JIJ route map — #4 **Jijiga (JIJ)**
279 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at DIR route map — #5 **Dire Dawa (DIR)**
279 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at GDQ route map — #6 **Gondar (GDQ)**
279 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at DSE route map — #7 **Dessie (DSE)**
186 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at FCO route map — #8 **Rome (FCO)**
164 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at BLZ route map — #9 **Blantyre (BLZ)**
146 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at LLW route map — #10 **Lilongwe (LLW)**
142 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at JIM route map — #11 **Jimma (JIM)**
124 flights

Ethiopian Airlines at AWA route map — #12 **Awasa (AWA)**
124 flights

An airline hub is an airport where the airline has a heavy presence and normally some kind of headquarters. On the other hand, a focus city is a destination where the airline operates limited point-to-point routes. In these cities, the airline doesn’t necessarily need to have an office (even though this sometimes is the case). Many low-cost airlines don't use the definition 'hub' but instead define their main airports of operations as an operating base.