Africa's largest carrier Ethiopian Airline has signed a partnership agreement with Bucher, a lightweight aircraft interior solution, at Aircraft Interior Expo (AIX).
The Swiss-based company was concluded in Hamburg on Wednesday.
This partnership highlights the strategic importance of airlines not only as African aviation leaders, but also as pivotal contributors to the country's economic growth and connections in each Ethiopia.
“We are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are pleased to announce that we are offering a range of services and services to ensure that we are offering a wide range of services,” said Mesfin Tasew, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group.
The announcement will be in a week Ethiopians have signed an agreement with European high-tech company Safran 8 To provide Z400 economy class seats for the Boeing 777-9. Delivery for these aircraft is set for mid-2027.
“As an airline of strategic importance to our country, we continue to look for partners that are in line with our vision for vast growth and improved service quality,” Mesphine added.
Bucher offers Ethiopian airlines an advanced galley that optimizes space and functionality, thereby improving passenger and crew efficiency in-flight experience. This collaboration will allow Ethiopian airlines to maintain their leadership role in African aviation through ongoing investment in technology and passenger amenities.
“We are pleased to partner with Ethiopian Airlines on this important project,” said Beat Burlet, CEO of Bucher. “Our team is committed to providing a bespoke galley to meet the vast needs of this strategically important airline.
Ethiopian Airlines currently operates flights to more than 160 domestic and international passengers across five continents using modern aircraft, including the Boeing 737, 777S, 787S, Airbus A350-900, A350-1000 and De Havilland Q400.
