Addis Ababa: Ethiopian Airlines announced that it has been expanding infrastructure development to strengthen domestic air transport services in the country. Ethiopian Airlines has inaugurated today a new passenger terminal of the Wako Gutu Airport in Bale Robe with an outlay of 1.1 billion Birr.According to Ethiopian News Agency, the inauguration ceremony was attended by Oromia Chief Administrator Shimelis Abdisa, senior officials from Ethiopian Civil Aviation, as well as government representatives from both the federal and Oromia region. Local elders and religious fathers were also present at the event.During the occasion, CEO of the Ethiopian Airlines Group Mesfin Tasew said that the airline is significantly enhancing its infrastructure development to strengthen domestic air transport services. Mesfin emphasized that alongside its international flights, Ethiopian Airlines is prioritizing infrastructure development within Ethiopia to improve air connectivity across the country.
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