Africa’s biggest carrier, Ethiopian Airlines (ET) has launched “a new thrice weekly passenger service to Nacala, a third destination in Mozambique for the airline after Maputo and Beira.” ET says, “the inaugural flight departed from Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (ADD) following a colorful ceremony attended by higher government officials, stakeholders and Ethiopian Airlines executives.”
ET stated that “the new route offers travelers seamless access to Nacala, a renowned coastal destination and gateway to northern Mozambique’s rich tourism attractions and economic opportunities.”
Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO, Mr. Mesfin Tasew said: “This new service further strengthens our footprint in Mozambique, making Nacala the third destination in the country served by Ethiopian Airlines. As we mark this important milestone in enhancing socio-economic ties between Ethiopia and Mozambique, we extend our sincere gratitude and congratulations to all those who contributed to making this achievement possible.”
“Serving more than 65 destinations across Africa, Ethiopian Airlines provides extensive connectivity across the continent through its strategic hub in Addis Ababa. The airline continues to play a pivotal role in advancing trade, tourism, and people-to-people connections while contributing to the growth and development of Africa’s aviation industry.” ET noted.
“Beyond facilitating international travel for passengers traveling to and from northern Mozambique, the launch of this new route is expected to foster stronger economic, commercial, and diplomatic ties between Mozambique and the rest of the world. By enhancing connectivity to the region, Ethiopian Airlines will provide greater access for international investors, business travelers, tourists, and development partners, creating new opportunities for trade, investment, tourism, and cross-border collaboration.” ET added.
According to Ethiopian Airlines, the service further underscores its “commitment to expanding its African network, strengthening regional integration, and supporting the continent’s economic growth through enhanced air connectivity.”