Ethiopian is an airline which is growing pretty quickly,and offers among the best access to Africa. I flew them last year in business class from Beijing to Addis Ababa and from Addis Ababa to Frankfurt, and had generally pleasant flights. The 787 on the first sector was fairly kind, and while the 767 on the moment sector was a bit more... rustic.
For those in the US,one thing which makes Ethiopian particularly interesting is that they operate a flight between Los Angeles and Dublin. They're the only airline to soar nonstop between Los Angeles to Dublin (though Aer Lingus is starting service in the market in May 2016), and you can soar them on just that sector (the flight continues to Addis Ababa). That's a rather exotic way to rep between the US and Europe.
In February I wrote about how Ethiopian Airlines is introducing a new business class product on their 787s. At the time, and here's the one picture they shared of the seat:It looks like a solid fully flat business class product,similar to the A321 business class American offers between New York and Los Angeles. The catch is that as of now Ethiopian has just installed the new product on planes which they're taking delivery of, though apparently they'll eventually be retrofitting the rest of the 787 fleet as well.
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