Latest from Kaleyesus Bekele

African airlines now control only 20 percent of their own market

Association DG Alexandre de Juniac criticizes governments for failure to consult with industry

ICAO calls for increased investments in CAAs

Country’s largest private airline, Arik Air, subject of government takeover

De Juniac reports progress in Nigeria and Egypt

Consensus reached on need for Pan-African alliance

Ethiopian authorities detained 20 foreign pilots for two days after accusing them of breaching landing permit rules.

Angola, Nigeria, Egypt and Sudan identified as primary offenders

Government appoints new board chair

Ethiopian Airlines makes overtures to seven governments

Airline built as instrument of development in the center of Africa

The African Business Aviation Association has opened a new chapter in Ethiopia.

One-day pilots' strike ends only after management suspends staff "rationalization" plan

Ethiopian private charter operators say foreign rivals are enjoying an unfair advantage in their home market.

Ethiopian appears to have beaten off competition from Etihad Airways to buy a 49 percent stake in RwandAir.

Ethiopian Airlines is preparing a business plan for operating a fleet of business aircraft in Africa.

Weak commodity prices, conflict and an unfriendly regulatory environment are all hurting African airlines.

Conference in Brazzaville builds platform for concensus

A new airport development for the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa could take until around 2024 to build.

Fuel is cheap, but oil exploration is way down.

Scores of economic and political speed bumps confront the would-be industry.