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Ethiopian Airlines announced a new order for 11 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft on November 17 during the Dubai Airshow.

Aviation News – Ethiopian Airlines has taken delivery of its first Twin Otter Classic 300-G aircraft from De Havilland Canada, marking the introduction of the versatile turboprop type into the airline’s fleet. The delivery represents a significant step in the carrier’s efforts to expand regional connectivity and support operations in remote areas across Africa. The aircraft is the first of two Twin Otter Classic 300-G airplanes ordered by Ethiopian Airlines during the Paris Air Show in June 2025.

Aviation News – Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed an order for six additional Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft, strengthening its long-haul expansion strategy across Africa and key global markets. The announcement was made following a signing ceremony at Boeing headquarters near Washington, where Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Mesfin Tasew confirmed the conversion of six purchase options into firm orders. The airline had previously committed to 20 new 787 aircraft, including nine ordered earlier this year, underscoring its continued investment in fleet modernization and international growth.

Airbus Helicopters has secured a new contract from Ghana’s Ministry of Defence for a mixed fleet of military and corporate helicopters, strengthening the country’s rotary-wing capabilities and marking Airbus’ return to the Ghanaian market. The agreement covers two H175M multi-mission helicopters, alongside one ACH175 and one ACH160 for transport operations. Awarded by the Ministry of Defence, the deal positions Ghana as a significant Airbus customer in West Africa and reflects renewed cooperation focused on long-term support and partnership.

Aviation News – Ethiopian Airlines boosts long-haul capacity with fresh A350 acquisitions Ethiopian Airlines has secured two additional Airbus A350-900 aircraft at the Dubai Airshow, strengthening its position as Africa’s largest and fastest-growing carrier. The agreement was finalized on November 21, 2025, when Dubai-based lessor Novus Aviation Capital confirmed it would place two A350-900s with the airline. These jets come on top of the six aircraft Ethiopian ordered directly from Airbus earlier during the airshow, marking a significant expansion phase for the carrier’s long-haul operations.

Aviation News – Ethiopian Airlines will lease two ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft to support Air Congo’s operational growth, marking a strategic step in strengthening regional connectivity in Central Africa. The agreement deepens the cooperation between Ethiopian Airlines and Air Congo, following ongoing efforts to expand Air Congo’s fleet and modernize its regional operations. The two ATR 72-600s will enhance short-haul capacity, providing reliable aircraft well-suited to the region’s airport infrastructure and travel demand.

Dubai Airshow 2025 – Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed a firm order for six Airbus A350-900 aircraft, reinforcing its position as Africa’s largest A350 operator and underscoring its long-term growth strategy. The airline’s latest purchase builds on a series of fleet investments aimed at increasing capacity and modernizing long-haul operations. Ethiopian Airlines, already a key Airbus customer in Africa, selected the A350-900 as part of its ongoing expansion and network development plans.

Dubai Airshow 2025  – Bristow Group has selected the Airbus H160 to enhance its offshore energy operations in Africa, marking a strategic expansion of its next-generation helicopter fleet. Bristow, a global leader in vertical flight services, will introduce up to five H160 helicopters leased from Milestone Aviation Group. Airbus Helicopters announced the selection as part of its ongoing collaboration with operators seeking safer, more efficient solutions for demanding offshore missions.