Ethiopian Airlines has officially opened the newly built Wako Gutu Airport Terminal in Bale Robe, Ethiopia. The inauguration ceremony was graced by the President of the Oromia Regional State, Shimelis Abdisa, alongside high-ranking government officials, executive management members of Ethiopian Airlines Group, and other dignitaries.

A Boost to Regional Connectivity

The new terminal is a state-of-the-art facility designed to strengthen socio-economic and cultural connections within Ethiopia’s domestic regions and beyond. By providing seamless air transportation services, the terminal aims to support regional development and improve travel experiences for passengers.

Commitment to Enhanced Passenger Experience

Mesfin Tasew, the Group Chief Executive Officer of Ethiopian Airlines, expressed pride in the completion of the project, emphasizing the airline’s dedication to improving airport facilities across its domestic network.

“Our commitment to improving the airport experience across our domestic network drives us to invest in upgrades and renovations like this. We take great pride in delivering this state-of-the-art facility and look forward to offering our passengers an elevated level of comfort and convenience,” Tasew said.

Socio-Economic Impact

The Wako Gutu Airport Terminal is expected to play a crucial role in advancing the region’s economic and cultural landscape. By fostering greater connectivity, it will facilitate business, tourism, and other developmental activities, benefiting the local community and the broader Ethiopian economy.

The completion of this modern terminal further underscores Ethiopian Airlines’ commitment to maintaining its status as a leader in Africa’s aviation industry and its dedication to enhancing infrastructure to support seamless travel experiences.