ddis Ababa — Ethiopian Airlines has announced that it will resume passenger flights to Atlanta, one of the United States’ largest aviation hubs, beginning May 13, 2018, marking a strategic expansion of its North American network.
According to the airline, the route will operate three times per week as a direct service between Addis Ababa Bole International Airport and Atlanta, enhancing connectivity between Africa and the southeastern United States.
Atlanta is home to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, widely recognized as the world’s busiest airport by passenger traffic. The addition of this route positions Ethiopian Airlines to tap into one of the most significant global transit hubs, facilitating both passenger movement and cargo logistics.
Strengthening Africa–North America Connectivity
The resumed service is expected to provide a more convenient travel option for Ethiopians, members of the Ethiopian diaspora, and broader African communities residing in the United States. In particular, Atlanta serves as a major destination for African immigrants and a key economic center, making it a strategic gateway for travel and business.
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