Ethiopian Airlines half-year revenue up 14% from previous year
ADDIS ABABA, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines, Africa's biggest commercial carrier, said on Tuesday that its half-year revenue rose 14% from the previous year, helped by the introduction of new destinations, more flights and seven new aircraft.
Chief Executive Mesfin Tasew told a press conference that the state-owned airline recorded $4.4 billion in revenue in the first six months of its financial year, which began on July 8.
Ethiopian Airlines has a fleet of about 150 aircraft. Last month, it announced an order with Boeing BA.N for nine 787 Dreamliner jets amid growing demand for long-haul travel.
The company also officially started construction of a $12.5 billion airport last month that officials say will be Africa's largest when completed in 2030.
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