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Ethiopian Airlines made its <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/ethiopian-airlines-set-to-introduce-flights-to-bulawayo-end-of-october/">maiden flight to Bulawayo</a> on Sunday as it landed at Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport.
The airline, which already flies into Zimbabwe through Harare and Victoria Falls, is set to provide service four times a week from Addis Ababa to Bulawayo through Victoria Falls.
The coming of more international airlines is attributed to Zimbabwe’s Open Skies Policy, according to <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/ethiopian-airlines-in-maiden-flight-to-bulawayo/">The Herald</a>. More than 18 airlines are flying into the country.
Speaking at the welcome ceremony, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Engineer Theodius Chinyanga, said Ethiopian Airlines will aid in increasing economic growth in the country.
Before Ethiopian Airlines came to Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport, the only other international flight in and out of the airport was to Johannesburg in South Africa, which is operated by Airlink.
The airline’s chief commercial officer, Mr Lemma Yadesga Gudeta, expressed confidence that the airline will facilitate easy international access by increasing connectivity.
In a statement, Ethiopian Airlines Group Chief Executive Officer, Mr Mesfin Tasew, said the Bulawayo route will enhance international connectivity and facilitate trade within Africa and beyond. Said Mr Tasew:
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The commencement of flights to Bulawayo is crucial in connecting Southern Africa to the world with our 130 destinations in five continents. We are glad to serve Bulawayo, the industrial hub of Zimbabwe and Southern Africa, accelerating trade with our cargo and passenger services.
Our flights to multiple cities in a country indicate our solid commitment to serve our customers and support our continent as the best pan-African carrier.
</blockquote>
Recently, Ethiopian Airlines was the official carrier for the international buyers and journalists who attended this year’s Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo, after they entered into a partnership with the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA).
Zimbabwe has witnessed increased interest from various airlines in recent years, with some, including Emirates, increasing flight frequency while others, including Germany’s Eurowings Discover airline and RwandAir, have entered the country’s air space.
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Ethiopian Airlines Makes Maiden Flight To Bulawayo

Ethiopian Airlines is set to launch its new service to Bulawayo, Zimbabwe on 30th October using a Boeing 737-800. 
Ethiopian’s flight will stop in Victoria Falls before carrying on to Bulawayo and then direct to Addis Ababa.
Airport authorities are excited to see new foreign airlines landing at Bulawayo Airport (BUQ) after an upgrade in its flying facilities recently, according to Bulawayo24. 
Flights will leave Addis Ababa (ADD) at 08:30 AM bound for their usual service to Victoria Falls (VFA), landing at 12:10 PM local time. After an hour on the ground, the flight continues to Bulawayo, touching down at 13:55 local time. 
The flight will operate 4x weekly, on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The return service leaves BUQ at 14:55 and lands at Ethiopian’s hub in ADD at 20:45 local time, 4 hours and 50 minutes later.
The flight will use one of Ethiopian’s Boeing 737-800s, a workhorse in the continental fleet. 
From December 1st onward, the 737-800 will take over the route for the future.
Bulawayo is already served by a few international airlines, but none as big as Ethiopian Airlines. 
The African giant’s entry means that passengers flying in and out of Bulawayo now have the opportunity to make a one-stop connection (or two on the way in) to the US, Europe, Asia, and the rest of the continent with relative ease.
Airline executives in the country also said cargo can come directly from Dar es Salaam, Dubai, China or Turkey among others direct into Bulawayo instead of transporting their cargo to Harare and then move their goods by road to Bulawayo. 
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Ethiopian Airlines Set To Introduce Flights To Bulawayo End Of October

The Ethiopian Airlines has announced that it will next month launch a direct flight between London and Bulawayo, zimbabwe’s second-largest city.
In an exclusive statement to Sunday News, Ethiopian Airlines said:
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We’re also delighted to announce that Ethiopian Airlines will start a direct flight to the vibrant city of Bulawayo effective from 30 October, and we believe this will make a breakthrough for the growth of economy and tourism of the city and reduce inconveniences of customers transiting to other cities for connection purposes.
</blockquote>
Ethiopian Airlines is the fastest growing airline in Africa and envisages reaching 120 international destinations worldwide by the year 2025.
Zimbabwe has witnessed increased interest from various airlines in recent years, with some, including Emirates, increasing flight frequency while others, including Germany’s Eurowings Discover airline and RwandAir, have also entered the country’s air market. 
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Ethiopian Airlines Launching Direct Flights Between London And Bulawayo

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) Friday announced that the Ethiopian Airlines is the official carrier for its international buyers and journalists who will be attending the Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo.
The expo will be held from 13 to 15 October at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre.
It is a platform for partnerships and connects industry players under the same roof with buyers, agents, journalists and potential travellers. The exhibition forms part of the Tourism Recovery Plan with the aim of achieving a US$5 billion industry by 2025. 
<h2>The Partnership:</h2>
The Ethiopian Airlines will cater for foreign inbound visitors who will be coming for the tourism expo.
It will be flying from Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom via Addis Ababa, to Joshua Mqabuko International Airport. The airline was already flying into Harare and Victoria Falls.
ZTA chief executive officer Ms Winnie Muchanyuka welcomed the development saying:
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The ZTA is pleased to partner with the Ethiopian Airlines as the official International Airline partner for Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo from 13-15 October 2022. This expo, the first after prolonged suspension due to the Covid-19 pandemic, is a business opportunity for all travel and tourism players, Ethiopian Airlines included. We are obviously delighted with the vote of confidence in both the expo and Bulawayo as a destination.
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In an exclusive statement to <a href="https://www.sundaynews.co.zw/ethiopian-airways-named-as-official-sanganaihlanganani-international-carrier/">Sunday News</a>, Ethiopian Airlines said:
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We are pleased with our partnership with Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo through the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority. Ethiopian Airlines is the official carrier for the international buyers and exhibitors. Ethiopian Airlines has enjoyed a mutually beneficial partnership with Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo over the years and continues to do so.
It is known that the past years have been challenging ones, the continued effects of the pandemic have shaken the industry and the economy. Despite all the adversary factors, Ethiopian Airlines has continued to fly to Harare uninterrupted, demonstrating our perseverance and devotion to our customers and to the country in challenging time.
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The Zimbabwean government has in recent years introduced a number of incentives in a bid to boost the tourism industry to become a US$5 billion industry by 2025. 
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ZTA Announces Ethiopian Airlines As Official Carrier For Sanganai/Hlanganani Expo

Ethiopian Airlines is adding Bulawayo, Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, as its new destination starting end of October this year.
The airline was already flying into Harare and Victoria Falls. The airline posted on Twitter on Saturday 12 August 2022:
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Ethiopian Airlines is pleased to announce the launch of flights to Bulawayo, our third destination city in Zimbabwe next to Harare and Victoria Falls , starting from 30 October 2022.
</blockquote>
The development comes as various other airlines, including Emirates, Germany’s Eurowings Discover airline and RwandAir have also entered the country’s air market.
The renewed interest in Zimbabwe as a destination is expected to boost the country’s tourism industry which had been affected by the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. 
Zimbabwe has over the years on the list of the world’s safe tourist destinations. Most of Zimbabwe’s top attractions are found outside the main cities. Hwange National Park, Victoria Falls, Mana Pools, Lake Kariba, and Great Zimbabwe National Monument are some of the tourist attractions that have attracted the attention of local and foreign tourists.
With Zimbabwe operating a single plane, the Zimbabwean route remains untapped and hence lucrative for international airlines.
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Ethiopian Airlines Launches Flights To Bulawayo

FastJet one of Zimbabwe’s low-cost airline yesterday reintroduced the Victoria Falls Johannesburg route 8  months after the route was suspended due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, The Chronicle reports.
This was revealed in a statement by Fastjet that stated that the budget airline had reintroduced the route:
<blockquote>We are pleased to introduce the convenience of a direct flight service between the two cities. A visit to Victoria Falls offers visitors to Zimbabwe the tranquil opportunity and escape into the wonders of nature, which does not come much more spectacular than Victoria Falls,</blockquote>
The budget airline reportedly made its maiden trip to the resort town of Vic Falls yesterday with 28 passengers aboard including people who were on transit to Botswana and Zambia and it reportedly left a few minutes later with 24 more passengers.
A Zimbabwean passenger who is based in South Africa said they were happy to be able to make the trip since they were stuck in neighboring South Africa for months:
<blockquote>It’s good to be back home. I was supposed to come in July from P.E where I am based but there was no flight. I was super-excited when I heard about this flight and had to catch the first one. However, the fear of the virus is still there and I hope we will be able to prevent it as you know that travelling is not safe.</blockquote>
A South African tourist who is visiting Vic Falls for the first time Eugein Euler speaking to the publication said:
<blockquote>It’s so wonderful to be on the first flight and to be in Victoria Falls as it is my first time to be here. I am here to celebrate my 60th birthday with my friends and we will be here until Sunday. This is a beautiful place and already we love it,</blockquote>
Meanwhile, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/10/08/ethiopian-airlines-resumes-vic-falls-flights/">Ethiopian Airlines has been flying to Victoria Falls</a> for a few weeks now since Zimbabwe opened its airports to international travel on 1 October. Kenya Airways has reportedly stated that it will resume flying to the resort ton on 14 December.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/fastjet-re-launches-victoria-falls-joburg-flight/">Chronicle reports</a>

Fastjet Reintroduces Joburg - Victoria Falls Flights

Ethiopian Airlines has resumed flights to the resort town of Victoria Falls following the government’s decision to open international airports to boost the tourism industry, Chronicle reports.
The giant Boeing 737-800 reportedly landed in the resort town on its maiden trip in 6 months on Tuesday with 13 passengers and left moments later with 10 passengers and it will have a double frequency on Tuesdays and Saturdays between Addis Ababa and Victoria Falls.
Ethiopian Airlines customer services agent, Ms Divine Phiri spoke to the publication said they were anticipating more tourists to come in:
<blockquote>As Ethiopian Airlines we are excited as you can see this is our first international flight into Victoria Falls. We are hoping to start having more tourists coming to Victoria Falls.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Hospitality Association of Zimbabwe (HAZ) vice-president, Mr Farai Chimba, called on other airlines to resume flights into Zimbabwe and said:
<blockquote>We are in the right direction. We have been waiting for over six months now for international flights and this definitely is the first step. We now look to have more flights coming in and this is an endorsement to say we are ready
We are calling on other airlines that used to fly into Victoria Falls and Zimbabwe as a whole that we are prepared to welcome our visitors from across borders and this is a direction that we can’t go back on. We are ready, we are part and parcel of rebuilding travel internationally and domestically. So far with what we have seen with domestic flights, we are quite confident that those preparations are bearing fruit and can only now be expanded to the greater market</blockquote>
RwandAir, Fly Emirates are among the other airlines that announced they will resume flight to Zimbabwe once the government opened the skies on 1 October after lifting some travel restrictions.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/ethiopian-airlines-resumes-victoria-falls-route/">Chronicle </a>

Ethiopian Airlines Resumes Vic Falls Flights

The Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) and Ethiopian Airlines (ET) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU.) The African Aviation Giant, Ethiopian Airlines are the official airline for the 12th Edition of the Sanganai/Hlanganani World Tourism Expo. ZTA signed an MOU with ET today ahead of the tourism expo.
Speaking on the sidelines of the signing ceremony, Ethiopian Country Manager, Mrs Wogayehu Terefe said, the Airline was already enjoying frequent flights into Zimbabwe.
<blockquote>ET has offered heavily discounted fares for both business and economy class to international buyers, exhibitors and media traveling to Zimbabwe for the tourism expo. ET operates daily flights into Harare and flies five times a week to Victoria Falls since 2017. Ethiopia is one of the biggest connection hubs in Africa, linking over 120 destinations in the world. ET has been flying into Zimbabwe for over four decades.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority’s Head of Corporate Affairs, Godfrey ‘Chief’ Koti said, the Country was delighted to have partnerships of that magnitude as they encourage trade in the tourism sector.
<blockquote>The MOU will go a long way in positioning Zimbabwe as a destination of choice with the international community and we envisage that this partnership will be extended to tourists visiting Zimbabwe not just for the tourism expo, but throughout the year.</blockquote>
Koti also revealed that <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/09/02/sanganai-hlanganani-international-buyers-jet-in/">some international buyers have already arrived in the country</a> and have started pre-Sanganai/Hlanganani tours to Nyanga, Gonarezhou and Victoria Falls. The tours will cover the whole of Zimbabwe and will give the buyers first-hand experience of the tourist destinations and activities available for visitors to Zimbabwe.
This year’s edition of annual tourism expo will be held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe at the Zimbabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZITF Grounds) from September 12 -14, 2019.  Over 280 buyers, exhibitors and media are expected to attend and expo.

Ethiopian Airlines Named Sanganayi/Hlanganani Official Airline

A Zimbabwean woman, Farirai Munatsirei Chataurwa, who works for the World Food Programme in Mozambique escaped death by a whisker when she rescheduled her flight and avoided the ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines flight ET302 that crashed on Sunday morning and killed all 157 people on board, including eight crew members on Sunday morning.
The Boeing 737-Max8, the latest version of the American-built aircraft which crashed shortly after take-off from Addis Ababa at 8:44 am was flying to Nairobi, Kenya.
Writing on Facebook after she learnt of the plane crash, Chataurwa said she said she saw God’s hand. She wrote:
<blockquote>Dear friends and family, today I have seen God’s hand in my life. I was booked on the ET flight that crashed from Addis Ababa to Nairobi. I thank God I changed my flight to the 11 am one. I am alive and safe. Counting my blessings double.</blockquote>
Her middle name, “Munatsirei” is a Shona word which means “Do good for her”. God indeed did well for her by saving her life.
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Zim Woman Says She Avoided Ill-fated Ethiopian Airlines Plane

Zim Morning Post reports, South Africa based Zimbabwean born clergyman F Jay Moses of Revelation of Christ ministries prophesied the crash of the Ethiopian Airlines plane last year.
His prophecy came to pass on Sunday when an Ethiopian Airlines aircraft, a Boeing 737 MAX 8 carrying 149 passengers and eight crew members,  lost contact with air traffic controllers six minutes after take off. The plane crashed near Bishoftu, southeast of the Ethiopian capital.
On January 3 2018, after a sermon in Giyani ,South Africa, Moses wrote on his official Facebook page that he foresaw an aircraft in Ethiopia crashing. The circumstances he described on Facebook are not the same as the air crash incident. He wrote:
<blockquote>I Saw Ethiopian Airlines destined for a country in Africa trying to land but the wind was powerfully affecting its landing and the pilot was forcing to land and the wing hit the tarmac on the runway, I saw fire and  ambulances. This flight was carrying “Very Important People”…I don’t know if they were Servants of God or investors,but they benefit that Nation.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/sa-based-zimbabwean-prophet-prophesied-ethiopian-airline-disaster-in-2018/">Zim Morning Post</a>

SA Based Zim Pastor Prophesied Ethiopian Air Crash In 2018

The President of Zimbabwe, leader of political parties and civil society leaders have sent their condolences on the death of the 157 passengers and crew members of the Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 which crashed today.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa said:
<blockquote>I send my condolences and prayers to all the families of those who lost their lives today on the Ethiopian Airlines flight to Nairobi. Our thoughts and strength go out to our African brothers and sisters and all those affected by this terrible tragedy – President Emmerson Mnangagwa</blockquote>
MDC President Nelson Chamisa
<blockquote>JUST FROM CHURCH..Saddened by the news and fate of an Ethiopian Airlines passenger aircraft reported to have crashed 6 minutes after takeoff en route to Kenya. My heart aches on account of the lives of the 157 passengers.Prayers are with all those affected. One Africa,One people! – MDC President Nelson Chamisa</blockquote>
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Mnangagwa and Chamisa Mourn Ethiopian Plane Crash Victims

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Ethiopian Airlines says it is ready to launch its maiden flight into Victoria Falls on Sunday and has already opened an office in the resort town.
The Addis Ababa – Victoria Falls – Gaborone – Addis Ababa route will be serviced by a B737-800. Country manager Tilahun Alemayehu has been in the resort town since the start of the month overseeing work at the new office. The airline said the Addis Ababa-Victoria Falls route is one of the three to be launched before month-end, the others being to Oslo, Norway and Antananarivo, the capital of Madagascar. 
More: <a href="http://source.co.zw/2017/03/ethiopian-airlines-launch-victoria-falls-service-sunday/">The Source</a>

Ethiopian Airlines to launch Victoria Falls service on Sunday

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