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ASKY Boeing 737 Returns to Service After Extensive Repairs

Guavy AI Editorial Team Published September 24, 2026

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ASKY, a Pan-African airline, has announced the return to service of its Boeing 737 aircraft ET-BBB after extensive repairs. The plane suffered structural damage during an incident at Niamey International Airport on January 29, 2026.

The restoration process took several months and involved heavy maintenance and repair work. ASKY acknowledges the professionalism and technical expertise of Ethiopian MRO's maintenance teams in completing the repairs.

According to Esayas Hailu, CEO of ASKY, 'The safe return of ET-BBB to our fleet is a testament to the dedication and technical excellence of our teams and partners.' This achievement highlights the airline's commitment to operational resilience and safety standards.

ASKY operates 17 aircraft and serves 30 cities across 28 African countries. The airline benefits from a strategic partnership with Ethiopian Airlines, leveraging their world-class operational expertise.

ASKY Boeing 737 Returns to Service After Extensive Repairs

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