December 2, 2021
Ethiopian Airlines has been crowned as the ‘Best African Airline’ at the 2021 Business Traveller Awards.
The votes made by the business travelers for this year took into account the COVID-19 period with key questions covering airlines’ effectiveness in communication, effective implementation of COVID-19 precautionary measures, handling of loyalty program member passengers and flexibility of ticket changes.
The questions for the survey allowed passengers to reflect on their experience before and during the various stages of COVID-19 crisis.
Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO Tewolde Gebremariam said “We are delighted to win this prestigious award as it is the reflection of our customers’ satisfaction which shows the success of our daily efforts to deliver superior customer services at all points of contact with our customers.”
The award is a testament of the extra hard work and care exerted by each and every one of our more than 17,000 coworkers to ensure our customer’s delight, safety, comfort and convenience every single day, he stated.
Tewolde said “Our esteemed customers have appreciated the extra bio safety we have been providing during the global pandemic crisis which has been the most challenging time for the world in general and our industry in particular.”
This award motivates us to excel at our customer service and meet the ever changing customer expectations he said, adding “We have always been committed to ensuring customers satisfaction providing dependable and quality service.”
Business Traveller is the leading magazine for the frequent business traveller worldwide, the 2021 Awards reflect a broader range of experiences than ever before as it covers a 24 months’ customer experience.
Ethiopian Airlines has never stopped operations during the pandemic and has been serving its customers through repatriation and shipment of essential medical supplies across the globe.
The airline garnered international support and commendations for the crucial role it played in the global fight against the pandemic.
Source: ENA