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ET cuts first-quarter JNB frequencies

06 Feb 2019
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ETHIOPIAN Airlines will

fly between Addis Ababa

and Johannesburg 18

times weekly – down

from its usual 21 flights

a week – until March 31.

Flights ET848 and ET849

will not fly on Tuesdays,

Thursdays and Saturdays

for this period.

These changes have

been made provisionally

and in line with the

market situation, says

Abel Alemu, the airline’s

regional manager for

Southern Africa. The

airline has deployed

capacity elsewhere for

that period. He adds

that the flight will be

reinstated on April 1. 

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