Ethiopian Airlines job Vacancies 2024
Ethiopian Sky Technologies is hiring. This firm, a joint venture (JV) between Ethiopian Airlines and Italy’s Sky Techno, manufactures insulating blankets. Bole Airport in Addis Ababa serves as the company’s major production location.
To fulfill the most exacting standards of the aerospace industry, products are made in a multicultural environment in synergy between the African and European continents, under tight quality supervision.
Ethiopian Sky Technologies is producing and supplying aerospace goods in compliance with the strict guidelines of the aerospace industry as well as the conditions of the agreement. Ethiopia’s industrial infrastructure and international trade linkages are improved by the relationship with Geven-SkyTecno, which also helps Ethiopian Airlines expand its capacity for aerospace manufacturing.
Position: Technician Experience: Educational
Diploma or Level III completion in Information Technology, Electronics, Electrical, and General Mechanics, among other subjects.
a minimum of two years’ worth of experience in the field Age Restrictions: 25–35 Years Old a strong ability to communicate in written and spoken English.
Date of Registration: April 11, 2024–April 16, 2024
How to Submit an Application
at the Ethiopian Airlines Head Office, on April 11, 2024, to April 16, 2024
EsayasTam@Ethiopianskytechnologies.com is the email address.
HawiNe@Ethiopianskytechnologies.com
All supporting documentation, including but not limited to the eighth-grade ministry card and birth certificate only from the city administration, the tenth and twelfth-grade certificates, the most recent transcripts of education, employment history, and the Kebele ID card (back and forth), must be brought with the interested applicant.
Note:
If someone is discovered to have submitted a fake application to join Ethiopia, they risk having their application rejected or losing their job.
Under the terms of a Boeing agreement (BSCA) between The Boeing Company, Geven-Skytecno, and Ethiopian Airlines, a state-of-the-art facility for the production of Insulation Blankets for Boeing 737 MAX aircraft has been opened.
“Ethiopian Sky Technologies,” the recently formed joint venture between Ethiopian Airlines and Geven-SkyTecno, is headquartered in Addis Ababa and has its main production site at Bole Airport.
Ethiopian Airlines owns 51 percent of the newly formed corporation, while SkyTecno owns 49 percent. As per their agreement, the parties are working together to manufacture the goods in Ethiopia and Italy as a supplier to The Boeing Company.
In addition to providing manufacturing expertise and process technology expertise, Geven-SkyTecno has been instrumental in accelerating the Joint Venture’s industrialization, certification procedures, and training capabilities.
Ethiopian Airlines and SkyTecno invested in cutting-edge blanket production machinery to provide the best possible customer support and product availability. The Joint Venture’s primary goal is to provide customized solutions for Boeing 737 MAX aircraft. To fulfill the most exacting standards of the aerospace industry, products are made in a multicultural environment in synergy between the African and European continents, under tight quality supervision.
Alberto Veneruso, Managing Director of Geven-SkyTecno, says, “We are very pleased to announce this joint venture with Ethiopian Airlines, with whom we are looking forward to working together.” “Our clients will get the best-in-class insulating solutions from us thanks to our world-class distribution capabilities, process technological experience, and production competence. Veneruso adds, “In addition, Geven-SkyTecno offers the JV a group of highly skilled technical experts with unmatched expertise satisfying the demand for comparable products from global airlines and OEMs.
“We are glad to unveil a modern manufacturing facility of Ethiopian Sky Technologies at our home base, Addis Ababa,” said Mr. Mesfin Tasew, CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Group. The collaboration with Geven-SkyTecno advances our capacity as part of our vision to grow Ethiopia’s aerospace manufacturing sector. Our Aerospace Manufacturing competence may be further developed and ultimately made into one of the airline’s core Strategic Business Units, thanks to our well-established MRO capabilities and strong track record of delivering aircraft repair. We are pleased to have established this tri-partite partnership with Geven-SkyTecno and Boeing, as well as to have begun producing and shipping the 737 MAX aircraft thermo-acoustic insulation blankets. To the mutual advantage of all parties, we are eager to broaden the scope of our operations to include more aerospace goods.
Ethiopian Sky Technologies is producing and supplying aerospace goods in compliance with the strict guidelines of the aerospace industry as well as the conditions of the agreement. Ethiopia’s industrial infrastructure and international trade links are improved by the cooperation, which also helps Ethiopian Airlines expand its capacity for aerospace production.
As CEO of Ethiopian Sky Technologies PLC, Mr. Henock Lemma Nigatu is in charge. Henock Lemma Nigatu has 25 years of experience at Ethiopian Airlines, spending most of that time in managerial roles. In his most recent role, he was the Manager of Group Alliances & Commercial Cooperation. Nigatu has assumed leadership of the joint venture company to promote and strengthen the development of new aerospace manufacturing capabilities.
Concerning Ethiopian
The airline in Africa with the quickest rate of growth is Ethiopian Airlines. With more than 75 years of service, Ethiopian Airlines has established itself as one of the top airlines on the continent, with unmatched operational performance and efficiency. Operating the newest and most advanced fleet to more than 130 international passenger and cargo destinations across five continents, Ethiopian Airlines has a dominant position in the Pan African passenger and cargo network. Ethiopia has a fleet of cutting-edge, ecologically conscious aircraft, with an average age of seven years, including the Airbus A350, Boeing 787-8, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 777-200LR, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 737-8, Freighter, and Bombardier Dash 8-400 double cabin. Ethiopian Airlines is, in fact, the first airline in Africa to own and fly these aircraft. With seven business units—Ethiopian International Services, Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services, Ethiopian MRO Services, Ethiopian Aviation Academy, Ethiopian ADD Hub Ground Services, Ethiopian Airports Services, and Ethiopian Express Services (Domestic)—Ethiopian is currently putting its 15-year strategic plan, Vision 2025, into action. The goal is to make Ethiopia the premier aviation group in Africa.
