One of Africa’s least connected countries is giving foreign travelers free Wi-Fi
Ethiopian Airlines wants to offer free internet connection at its main hub in the capital Addis Ababa. The move by Ethiopian Airlines is part of an effort to improve customer service, upgrade overall passenger experience, and make Bole International Airport the best in Africa. The airline is currently implementing Vision 2025, which will see it improve its passenger and cargo transport, increase airport services, and expand its aviation academy. “Availability of seamless customer-focused service, both onboard and at the airports, defines the rule of the game in today’s hyper-competitive airline industry,” said CEO Tewolde GebreMariam. Over the last few years, Ethiopian Airlines has doubled down on its ambition to take over the African skies. This comes as the government-owned airline, which flies to more than 100 destinations worldwide, continued to register an average growth of 25% a year in the past decade. <br/>
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One of Africa’s least connected countries is giving foreign travelers free Wi-Fi
Ethiopian Airlines wants to offer free internet connection at its main hub in the capital Addis Ababa. The move by Ethiopian Airlines is part of an effort to improve customer service, upgrade overall passenger experience, and make Bole International Airport the best in Africa. The airline is currently implementing Vision 2025, which will see it improve its passenger and cargo transport, increase airport services, and expand its aviation academy. “Availability of seamless customer-focused service, both onboard and at the airports, defines the rule of the game in today’s hyper-competitive airline industry,” said CEO Tewolde GebreMariam. Over the last few years, Ethiopian Airlines has doubled down on its ambition to take over the African skies. This comes as the government-owned airline, which flies to more than 100 destinations worldwide, continued to register an average growth of 25% a year in the past decade. <br/>