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Ethiopian Airlines plans to route more flights through Dublin Airport

byCustoms Today Report
16/04/2015
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DUBLIN: Ethiopian Airlines plans to route more flights through Dublin Airport following the successful launch last month of a service connecting both Addis Ababa and Los Angeles.

The African airline began flying from Addis Ababa to Los Angeles via Dublin, where it has the right to take on board passengers on the outbound and return trips.

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According to the Irish Travel Trade News website, Ethiopian is planning to route services to Washington DC and Toronto via Dublin from next May. It operates these flights through Rome.

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