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MTN sets its sights on Ethiopia again
By Dineo Faku
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AFRICAâS largest telecoms firm, MTN, was considering having another go at becoming a mobile operator in Ethiopia after losing to Kenyaâs Safaricom over a week ago, the group said on Friday.
Ethiopiaâs communications regulator awarded Safaricom, a member of a consortium led by Vodafone, the parent company of Vodacom, MTNâs rival, with a licence to operate telecom services in Ethiopia, Africaâs second-most populous country.
MTN chief executive Ralph Mupita told shareholders during the companyâs 26th annual general meeting (AGM) held virtually on Friday that MTN would apply its mind should the Ethiopian government reissue the licence.
Lessor SMBC orders 14 additional 737 MAX jets from Boeing
05/25/2021 7:18
DUBLIN (Reuters) -Aircraft leasing firm SMBC Aviation Capital has agreed to buy an additional 14 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft with a low-cost carrier configuration, with deliveries due to begin later this year, it said on Tuesday.
The company, a major Boeing customer, had previously disclosed firm orders for 89 MAX jets and a commitment to a fleet of 133.
But last year during the grounding of the MAX and at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic it deferred delivery of 68 of those jets by four years until 2025-2027 and indicated it had not ruled out cancellations.
Aerospace & DefenseLessor SMBC orders 14 additional 737 MAX jets from Boeing
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A Boeing 737 MAX airplane lands after a test flight at Boeing Field in Seattle, Washington, U.S. June 29, 2020. REUTERS/Karen Ducey
Aircraft leasing firm SMBC Aviation Capital has agreed to buy an additional 14 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft with a low-cost carrier configuration, with deliveries due to begin later this year, it said on Tuesday.
The company, a major Boeing customer, had previously disclosed firm orders for 89 MAX jets and a commitment to a fleet of 133.
But last year during the grounding of the MAX and at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic it deferred delivery of 68 of those jets by four years until 2025-2027 and indicated it had not ruled out cancellations.