Pilot Trainees Graduate With Ethiopian Airlines
Ethiopian Aviation Academy(EAA), Africa’s largest center of excellence, graduated 236 pilot trainees in Multi-Crew Pilot License program and Commercial Pilot License program on the 22nd of October, 2022.
The graduation was halted and being conducted virtually for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Upon congratulating graduate pilots, Mr. Mesfin Tassew, Group Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlinesstressed that safety is always a priority in the airline business and pilots should take it as such. He also mentioned that there is a huge responsibility bestowed on pilots to keep passenger’s life and airline’s property safe, which in turn, requires pilots physical and mental health at all times.
The A/Managing Director of EAA, Mr. Kassie Yimam, on his part, mentioned the airline’s commitment on training and education. He further stated that the academy has already been accredited as a university and four undergraduate programs have already been approved by the Higher Education Quality and Relevance Agency of the Ministry of Education of Ethiopia. This will definitely expand the opportunity for the academy to continue spearheading being a cutting edge aviation center of excellence.
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Ethiopia’s national airline is Ethiopia’s flag carrier. For starters, over the last seventy years, Ethiopian Carriers have risen to become one of the continent’s leading airlines. It is unrivaled in Africa when it comes to efficiency and operational success. It has made money for almost the entire time it has been in business. The airline has also become one of Ethiopia’s most important industries, operating at the forefront of technological advancements. It is regarded as a trustworthy institution in Africa as well. It also has a large chunk of the pan-African network under its control. This includes all east-west flights on the continent, both daily and twice daily. Ethiopian Airlines flies to a total of 100 international destinations as well as 21 domestic destinations.
The Addis Ababa Bole International Airport is the major hub for Ethiopian Airlines. It is also one of the largest airports in Africa. On January 21, 2003, the ultra-modern airport terminal was. This spacious terminal handles all international flights with its 21st-century facilities. Lastly, Addis Ababa Airport is the busiest airport in East Africa. It has the capacity of providing world-class passenger and cargo services to more than 22 million international and domestic passengers each year.
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