Three new domestic air traffic control centers to start operations soon

Ethiopian Airlines has announced that three new domestic air traffic control centers will begin operations next month. These facilities are located in Negele Borena, Gore Metu, and Debre Marcos.

Addis Ababa, February 18, 2026 - Ethiopian Airlines has scheduled the commissioning of three new domestic air traffic control centers for operation next month. According to information released by the airline, these facilities are part of ongoing construction efforts to enhance domestic aviation infrastructure.

The new centers will be established in Negele Borena, Gore Metu, and Debre Marcos. Among the domestic air traffic control sites under development, the airline has prioritized these three for early launch. This development aims to improve air traffic management within Ethiopia, particularly supporting the growing volume of domestic flights.

The announcement underscores Ethiopian Airlines' commitment to expanding its operational capabilities in key regional areas. No specific details on the exact commissioning date within the next month were provided in the release.

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