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Ethiopian Airlines launches new four-times-weekly service to Hanoi

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Ethiopian Airlines launches new four-times-weekly service to Hanoi
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Ethiopian Airlines has announced the launch of a new four-times-weekly passenger service to Hanoi, Vietnam. The announcement was made on the social media platform X.

According to Ethiopian Airlines’ corporate press release, this route inaugurates the airline’s first passenger link to Vietnam and marks its 20th destination in Asia, underscoring its strategic expansion across the continent. The commencement on July 10, 2025, reflects the airline’s aim to enhance intercontinental connectivity between Ethiopia and Southeast Asia via its Addis Ababa hub.

As said in the March 18 pre-launch announcement, the service operates four weekly flights—Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays—from Addis Ababa to Hanoi via a one-stop in Dhaka using Boeing 787‑8 Dreamliners. This schedule offers balanced service frequency for both business and leisure travelers.

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Travel PR News highlighted that the inaugural ceremony, held at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel, was attended by top government officials including Ambassador Dewano Kedir and state and transport ministers, plus Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mesfin Tasew. The event symbolized deepening Africa–Asia ties and featured statements on fostering tourism, trade, and cultural exchange.

Ethiopian Airlines is the state-owned flag carrier of Ethiopia and Africa’s largest airline, operating a fleet of 156 aircraft across 161 passenger and 68 cargo destinations worldwide. It is a Star Alliance member, founded in 1945, and recognized as one of the fastest-growing global airlines.

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