Ethiopian air cargo facility will kickstart Africa's e-commerce sector
Ethiopian Airlines (ET) has invested $55m in a new e-commerce facility in response to rising ...
Despite the general grim outlook for air freight, it seems intra-regional demand for shipments passing through the key hubs in East Africa – Kenya, Ethiopia and Rwanda – are set to pick up again.
That is, at least as far as capacity and investment trends reveal.
RwandAir’s first dedicated freighter, a converted 737-800, is now operational on services to Sharjah twice a week and a spokesperson at the airline told The Loadstar other planned freighter routes include Lusaka, Johannesburg, Lagos, Dar-es-Salaam, Kilimanjaro, Bangui, ...
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