<p>Ethiopian Airlines is exploring possibilities of increasing its flight frequency between Bengaluru and Addis Ababa, a senior official of the airline said on Wednesday. The airline has been operating non-stop service between the two cities, on the B738/B787 Dreamliner aircraft, thrice a week.</p>.<p>“We are committed to increase the frequency on the route over time,” Tigist Eshetu, Regional Director, Indian Sub-Continent, Ethiopian Airlines, told <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>. The airline is expected to make the service four days a week soon, the official said, without confirming a timeline.</p>.<p>Ethiopian Airlines operates the flight ET 690 from Addis to Bengaluru on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, and the ET 691 flight from Bengaluru to Addis on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.</p>.<p>The airline began operating its services to Bengaluru in October 2019. It resumed services connecting the city after the pandemic in April this year.</p>.<p>The increase in flight frequency is set to facilitate trade, investment and tourism to and from the Indian sub-continent, a statement from the airline said. The flights from Bengaluru connect passengers through the airline's global hub in Addis Ababa to more than 131 destinations in Africa, America, Europe and beyond.</p>
<p>Ethiopian Airlines is exploring possibilities of increasing its flight frequency between Bengaluru and Addis Ababa, a senior official of the airline said on Wednesday. The airline has been operating non-stop service between the two cities, on the B738/B787 Dreamliner aircraft, thrice a week.</p>.<p>“We are committed to increase the frequency on the route over time,” Tigist Eshetu, Regional Director, Indian Sub-Continent, Ethiopian Airlines, told <span class="italic"><em>DH</em></span>. The airline is expected to make the service four days a week soon, the official said, without confirming a timeline.</p>.<p>Ethiopian Airlines operates the flight ET 690 from Addis to Bengaluru on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, and the ET 691 flight from Bengaluru to Addis on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.</p>.<p>The airline began operating its services to Bengaluru in October 2019. It resumed services connecting the city after the pandemic in April this year.</p>.<p>The increase in flight frequency is set to facilitate trade, investment and tourism to and from the Indian sub-continent, a statement from the airline said. The flights from Bengaluru connect passengers through the airline's global hub in Addis Ababa to more than 131 destinations in Africa, America, Europe and beyond.</p>
