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Ethiopian Airlines Orders Six More 787-9s

Key Takeaways
  • Ethiopian Airlines orders six more Boeing 787-9s.
  • Total recent Boeing 787 commitments reach 26 aircraft.
  • Delivery of the 26 jets to begin in 2028.
  • Order builds on January 2026 deal for nine 787-9s and eleven 737 MAX jets.
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Strategic Implications

This order may indicate Ethiopian Airlines' continued confidence in the 787-9 for long-haul operations, which could further solidify Boeing's position in the widebody market. The deal suggests a strong partnership between the airline and the manufacturer, which may benefit both parties in terms of capacity expansion and production stabilization.

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What Happened

African Carrier Expands Widebody Fleet Amid Long Haul Growth

Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed an order for six additional Boeing 787-9s, as the carrier continues to expand its long-haul operations and increase capacity. The order brings the airline’s total recent Boeing 787 commitments to 26 aircraft, with deliveries set to begin in 2028. This latest order follows Ethiopian’s January 2026 deal for nine 787-9s and eleven 737 MAX jets, and reinforces the airline’s position as a leading long-haul operator in Africa. The order was reported by AeroTime.

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Key Takeaways
  • Ethiopian Airlines orders six more Boeing 787-9s.
  • Total recent Boeing 787 commitments reach 26 aircraft.
  • Delivery of the 26 jets to begin in 2028.
  • Order builds on January 2026 deal for nine 787-9s and eleven 737 MAX jets.
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Strategic Implications

This order may indicate Ethiopian Airlines' continued confidence in the 787-9 for long-haul operations, which could further solidify Boeing's position in the widebody market. The deal suggests a strong partnership between the airline and the manufacturer, which may benefit both parties in terms of capacity expansion and production stabilization.

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What Happened

African Carrier Expands Widebody Fleet Amid Long Haul Growth

Ethiopian Airlines has confirmed an order for six additional Boeing 787-9s, as the carrier continues to expand its long-haul operations and increase capacity. The order brings the airline’s total recent Boeing 787 commitments to 26 aircraft, with deliveries set to begin in 2028. This latest order follows Ethiopian’s January 2026 deal for nine 787-9s and eleven 737 MAX jets, and reinforces the airline’s position as a leading long-haul operator in Africa. The order was reported by AeroTime.

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