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Ethiopian Airlines has announced that plans to operate an all-women flight on its Addis Ababa – Stockholm - Oslo route on March 8, 2019, to mark this year’s International Women’s Day.
The historic flight will be operated by Ethiopian Airlines women professionals from flight deck all the way to the ground including airport operations, flight dispatch, load control, ramp operation, onboard logistics, safety and security, catering as well as air traffic control, which will be carried out entirely by women.

The all-women flight will have as a theme; “All women functioned flight to operate from the continent of African to meet with their counterparts in Europe to show the power of women to the world,” a statement from the flight operator said.
Group Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines, Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam, remarked: “We are immensely honored that we have women trailblazers in every aspect of our aviation field. Women are an integral part of our success story from the start and with this dedicated flight we honor and celebrate their indispensable contribution to our aviation Group and the broader aviation industry, our country and the continent at large.”
“Although women are Africa’s greatest resource, gender inequality still persists in our continent. Therefore, we all need to ensure that women take their rightful position in all human endeavour by creating the right conditions and through all-inclusive engagement models,” he added.
Ethiopian, Africa’s largest airline group and SKYTRAX certified four-star global airline, operates five weekly flights to Oslo, Norway via Stockholm with ultra-modern Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
It is to be recalled that Ethiopian Airlines has operated four flights to Bankok, Kigali, Lagos, and Buenos Aires, which were operated by women aviation professionals.
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