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Ethiopian Airlines expands India service

It flies freighters to four Indian cities and will add a service to Ahmedabad from March

A Brussels Airlines plane takes off at Brussels Airport, in Zaventem, Belgium.
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A Brussels Airlines plane takes off at Brussels Airport, in Zaventem, Belgium.

Aneesh Phadnis Mumbai
Ethiopian Airlines is adding cargo and passenger service to Ahmedabad and Chennai and increasing its capacity to Delhi as a part of its expansion in India.
 
Ethiopian Airlines is the largest carrier in Africa and currently flies twice daily to Mumbai and Delhi. It plans to introduce thrice weekly Addis Ababa-Chennai service later this year and upgrade it's Delhi operations from existing Boeing 737 service to Boeing 767 and 787 service adding 100 seats on the route.

At present, no Indian carrier flies to Africa and passengers to the continent fly via Addis Ababa, Dubai, Nairobi or other hubs. Between

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