Ethiopian Airlines’ main hub is Addis Ababa Bole International Airport, one of Africa’s largest airports. On January 21, 2003, the ultra-modern airport terminal was opened. With its sophisticated amenities, this large terminal handles all international flights.

Boarding rooms, lounges, entertainment centers, shopping malls, offices, and other amenities will be housed in the new terminal. The extension project includes new boarding gates, boarding bridges, and parking places. Passengers and employees will both benefit from the expanded parking lot.

Addis Airport has the capacity to serve more over 6.5 million international and domestic passengers per year with world-class passenger and cargo services.

Addis Ababa Airport is located in the Bole neighborhood, slightly under 4 miles (6 kilometers) from the city center.

Ethiopian internal aircraft, road networks, and public transit serve the Ethiopian capital and surrounding area, and it is well connected to the rest of the country.

ADD, Ethiopia’s busiest airport, can handle up to 22 million people per year.

A walkway connects the two terminals, and a free shuttle service is available:

Addis Ababa Airport has two terminals

• Terminal 1 has 4 gates for domestic flights,
• Terminal 2 features 7 gates handling International arrivals and departures.