Ethiopian Airlines’ CEO believes the carrier’s long-term growth ambitions will take a hit because of the recent seven-week Boeing machinist strike. Production of the 737 MAX and 777 was abruptly stopped during the strike, two aircraft types the African carrier has on order with Boeing.
Ethiopian’s CEO Mesfin Tasew told AFP that Boeing’s latest woes will impact the carrier’s long-term growth objectives. Expected deliveries of 737…
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