Ethiopian Airlines Kigali flights have reached an important milestone, marking 50 years since the airline first began operating the route between Addis Ababa and Kigali, Rwanda. Since 1975, these flights have served as a vital link that strengthens diplomatic, economic, and cultural relations between the two nations.
On the occasion of this anniversary, the Group CEO expressed pride in the airline’s long-standing service to Kigali. Over the decades, Ethiopian Airlines has expanded its passenger and cargo operations on this route, increasing flight frequencies to better serve travelers and businesses. This milestone reflects the airline’s ongoing commitment to supporting the people of Africa.
Currently, Ethiopian Airlines operates 21 weekly passenger flights and three dedicated cargo services between Addis Ababa and Kigali. With Addis Ababa as its central hub, the airline offers seamless connections to over 145 destinations across five continents. This extensive network provides travelers flying to and from Kigali with efficient and flexible travel options.
As Africa’s largest airline network, Ethiopian Airlines plays a crucial role in connecting African countries with one another and with key economic centers around the world. The airline’s growing route map helps narrow gaps in travel and trade between Africa and major cities globally. Ethiopian Airlines Kigali flights contribute to promoting intra-African trade, tourism, and cultural exchange, while supporting important diplomatic ties.
Beyond the African continent, Ethiopian Airlines connects Kigali and Addis Ababa to important economic and cultural hubs in Europe, Asia, the Americas, and the Middle East. The airline continues to expand its role as a bridge between Africa and the wider world.
