Ethiopian Airlines (ET) is currently incorporating a stopover in Cairo, Egypt on its previously direct Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Stockholm, Sweden flights.
The route change has been in vigour since 10 August 2012 and will last until 10 September 2012, though the GDS has it until late October.
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| An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 757 in Stockholm (Mick V) |
Ethiopian Airlines: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - Cairo, Egypt - Stockholm, Sweden
- Effective 10 August 2012 until 10 September 2012.
- ET714 ADD2300 – 0130+1CAI0220+1 – 0700+1ARN 757 13467
- ET715 ARN2100 – 0140+1CAI0230+1 – 0725+1ADD 757 12457
- On 27 August 2012, the service operates via Brussels, Belgium.
- ET714 ADD2355 – 0655+1BRU0755+1 – 1000+1ARN 763 27AUG12
- ET715 ARN1915 – 2115BRU2205 – 0640+1ADD 763 28AUG12
The Stockholm route, operated by a Boeing 757, originally flew via Rome, Italy up until 15 June 2012 when the service was spilt in two.
►[UPDATE 30 August 2012] Ethiopian Airlines is to extend its Addis Ababa – Cairo – Stockholm service until 30 November 2012 and will substitute a Boeing 737-800 for the current Boeing 757-200 equipment in use from 11 September 2012 to 30 November 2012.
- ET714 ADD2300 – 0130+1CAI0220+1 – 0700+1ARN 738 | 13467
- ET715 ARN2100 – 0140+1CAI0240+1 – 0730+1ADD 738 | 12457
►[UPDATE 11 October 2012] Ethiopian Airlines from 1 December 2012, will continue to operate Addis Ababa – Cairo – Stockholm service, using Boeing 737-800 aircraft.
Overall service to Stockholm will increase from 5x weekly to daily.
- ET714 ADD2300 – 0130+1CAI0230+1 – 0610+1ARN 738 | 1234567
- ET715 ARN2000 – 0245+1CAI0345+1 – 0735+1ADD 738 | 1234567
