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You could tell how violent that impact was. People shouldnt innocently an airplane ticket and then be in a flying coffin. Boeing installed a that had the power to take control of the plane from the pilots o without them even knowing about it. To find out what was given the power to try to kill them essentially until it finally succeeded. Will passengers be willing to fly again on its troubled max . 346 people died. Can you answer a few questions here about that . On a sunny march morning in addis ababa, the capital of ethiopia, a truly Remarkable Group of passengers converged on Bole Internati...

Passengers, eight crew members on the plane. Cnns robyn kriel joins us in ababa, ethiopia, robin, what are you hearing . Reporter the apl has a blackout, and just now theyre starting to talk more. What we understand the tweet came from the Prime Minister. That was the first indication that there was any kind of a plane crash. He offered his condolences to the family who lost loved ones on that flight. For now, what we understand, there is some kind of an operation ongoing. We dont know if its a rescue operation or search operation. Were hearing mixed reports. I believe the airlines has issued ...

Plane crash. Boeing facing serious safety questions following the second crash of a new 737 in the last five months. All 157 people on board an Ethiopian Airlines flight died sunday morning when the plane went down shortly after takeoff. The pilot had reported technical difficulties. 189 lives were also lost when a lion air crashed in late october. Both involved brand new 737 max 8 airplanes. There is no evidence that the two incidents are linked, but if one issue caused both disasters, boeing might have to quickly have modifications to their planes. American and southwest operate dozens of th...

Ethiopian Airlines has taken a major leap forward in international logistics and e-commerce with the launch of a state-of-the-art center at Bole International Airport.

The leader of Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces visited Ethiopia on Thursday where he said he discussed the need for a swift end to the war between the RSF and the Sudanese army, during the second leg of a rare publicly-announced foreign tour. RSF leader General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, whose whereabouts since the war began in mid-April were previously unknown, landed in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa after meeting Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni at his country home on Wednesday.