Ethiopian Airlines initiated discussion with Airbus for new planes, sources close to the French presidency indicate according to various European media.
The discussions are about the acquisition of Airbus A350 and A320 planes. According to Reuters, this new acquisition comes to add to another existing order of about ten Airbus A350 planes.
For the time being, there is no indication either of the number or of the price of planes the airline operator wants to purchase.
The purchase announcement is made less than a week after the crash of Ethiopian Airlines’ Boeing 737 MAX 8 which killed all 157 passengers onboard.
Even though the cause of this crash has not been revealed yet, Ethiopian authorities have decided to ground all the 737 MAX 8. This decision was immediately followed by many other countries around the world.
Moutiou Adjibi Nourou
(EBID) - EBID aims to allocate nearly 41% of its commitments to projects with environmental and...
Four major operators—Mauritel, Mattel, Rimatel, and Chinguitel—submitted a combined bid of ...
Mahindra & Mahindra is considering a CKD assembly plant near Durban to strengthen its presence i...
Operators review 2025 investments, outline 2026 expansion plans Consumer complaints persist...
Gabon's 7% 2031 Eurobond posted its biggest single-day drop in a year on Wednesday after a new I...
Sassou-N'Guesso sworn in for new five-year presidential term Won 94.8% vote; opposition contests election transparency Pledges reforms amid economic...
Nigerian airlines warn of flight suspensions over soaring jet fuel Kerosene prices jump nearly 300%, far above global increases Supply risks, high...
Dakar airport Q1 passengers rise 2.45% to 735,370 Traffic boosted by AFCON; January busiest month Flights fall 4%, freight up 21.4% Senegal’s...
Central African Republic plans fuel corridor via Congo’s Pointe-Noire Project aims to diversify supply beyond Douala route dependence Structural,...
Lomé is hosting the 9th edition of the International Film Festival of Togo (FIFTO) featuring 33 films. The event promotes African storytelling in...
Fally Ipupa plans a two-part album project combining urban sounds and traditional rumba. The first album “XX” releases on April 17, while “XX Delirium”...