Eritrean Airlines is the national airline of Eritrea, founded in 1991 and commencing flights in 2003. The airline discontinued flights in 2008 but was rejuvenated in 2011 and resumed operations, now flying to five destinations including Dubai International Airport. Owned solely by the Eritrean government, Eritrean Airlines' main operating hub is Asmara International Airport in the capital of the country. The airline has a single Boeing 767-200ER aircraft in its fleet but also has Dornier planes being serviced in order to become a part of its domestic fleet.
Eritrean Airlines currently flies to 5 destinations including a flight route to Dubai International Airport. Mainly flying to destinations across Africa including Cairo International Airport and King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah, Eritrean Airlines also operates a route to Malpensa International Airport in Milan, Italy for those looking to explore Europe.
Eritrean Airlines currently has a single aircraft in its fleet - a modern Boeing 767-200ER. However, it has used other aircraft in the past including Airbus A319-100 and Airbus A320-200 models. Legroom on board the Boeing 767-200ER is spacious in Economy Class with a seat pitch of 31-32 inches. As well as the Boeing 767-200ER, Eritrean Airlines has a fleet of Dornier aircraft currently undergoing upgrading work.
Please check directly with the airline for more information about any charges, fees and taxes payable when purchasing flights.