Africa's First Mega-Hub: Ethiopian Airlines' $12.5 Billion Airport To Open In 2030 - Simple Flying
Google News • 1/11/2026 – 1/12/2026
Summary
Ethiopian Airlines is constructing Africa's largest airport, a $12.5 billion project set to open in 2030. The project aims to transform Ethiopia's logistics system, as stated by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who laid the foundation for the airport. The Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) has described the project as an extension of the 2014 “Master Plan” and has called for equity in its execution.
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