Ethiopian Airlines étudie la relance de la compagnie nationale namibienne

Le groupe Ethiopian Airlines a entamé des études de faisabilité technique après avoir reçu une demande de la Namibie visant à obtenir de l'aide pour reconstruire sa compagnie aérienne nationale, avec un objectif d'achèvement d'ici fin 2026.

Le groupe Ethiopian Airlines a confirmé un accord de principe avec la Namibie. Le directeur général, Mesfin Tasew, a déclaré que la décision finale dépendra des résultats des examens structurés en cours.

Plusieurs modèles de partenariat sont en cours d'évaluation afin d'identifier le meilleur cadre opérationnel. Cette initiative fait suite à une demande officielle de la Namibie.

Les études visent à déterminer la viabilité du rétablissement du transporteur en Afrique australe.

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