Addis Ababa Bole International Airport ADD / HAAB

Dominant ground handler at Bole International, self-handling all Ethiopian Airlines flights plus other scheduled and ad-hoc customer/cargo airlines; ISAGO/ISO 9001-certified passenger, ramp and baggage handling per Ethiopian Airlines Ground Service's own corporate pages.

Trade press covering the 2018 ECAA licence (50skyshades, CAPA, businessairnews) explicitly lists ground handling and refuelling among Krimson's 24/7 services at Bole International, alongside flight support and charter brokerage, for business aviation, charter and ad-hoc operators.

Directory entry describes "aircraft services and fuel" alongside FBO/handler services for general-aviation traffic at Bole International; National Airways' own corporate site covers its charter-airline operations but does not itself detail this FBO arm, so scope beyond the directory listing could not be confirmed.

Ethiopia's largest private oil company; entered aviation fuel supply in July 2010 with an aviation fuel depot and into-plane refuelling facility at Bole International, since expanded, operated in technical/sales partnership with Q8Aviation (Kuwait Petroleum International); confirmed by NOC, Q8Aviation and multiple Ethiopian trade-press sources.

Operates Ethiopia's largest private aviation fuel depot, a semi-automatic Jet A-1 storage and filling facility built at Bole International for ~450 million birr (inaugurated Jan 2020) to IATA standards, supplying Ethiopian Airlines and other carriers; TAF Energies owns ~98% of the trucking fleet moving fuel from Djibouti to ADD, per company site and Ethiopian trade press (The Reporter, 2Merkato, ENA).

Provides line maintenance/transit checks and AOG line support at the ADD home base and outstations for Ethiopian Airlines and third-party operators; ETCAA/FAA/EASA-approved per Ethiopian MRO's own site.

Operates six hangars at Bole International (two widebody, two narrowbody, one training-aircraft, plus one dedicated paint hangar) performing airframe, engine and component base maintenance/heavy checks for Ethiopian's fleet and third-party customers; FAA Part 145 since 1968, plus ETCAA and EASA Part 145 approvals.

Operates an 11,500 sqm flight kitchen at the ADD hub (opened 2016, ~$20m investment) with capacity for 80,000+ meals/day including a dedicated Halal kitchen, serving Ethiopian Airlines' own departures plus customer/partner airlines flying to Addis Ababa, per Ethiopian Airlines' own corporate site.

Provides cabin/transit/deep aircraft cleaning, water and lavatory servicing and laundry service under its "Appearance" service line.

Operates and manages one of the largest, most modern GSE and ULD fleets in Africa in-house for the ADD hub, under its dedicated "GSE and ULD Management" service line.

Operates the ADD cargo terminal complex (150,000 sqm, including a dry-cargo warehouse and the perishable/cold-chain terminal ETCT-2 with ETV automation and -29C to +30C climate chambers) as the airport's dominant cargo handler, per Ethiopian Cargo's own facility page; distinct business unit from Ethiopian Ground Services' passenger/ramp handling.

Confirmed as a core Ethiopian Airlines Group business unit mandated for airport infrastructure and services at Bole International (per its own corporate/LinkedIn pages), but the entity that passed the July 2023 US TSA aviation-security audit at ADD is named in press coverage as the "Ethiopian Aviation Security Department" specifically; whether that department sits inside Ethiopian Airports Enterprise or is a separate ETCAA/national body could not be confirmed, so the terminal-security-screening link stays unconfirmed.

Ramp/operation-support service lines bundle apron transport into standard turnaround handling; no separate crew-shuttle contract or fleet documentation located.

Offers airport meet-and-greet transfers and executive chauffeur service to/from Bole International, primarily marketed to embassies, NGOs, corporate clients and delegations; company site makes no mention of airline crew shuttles, staff-transport contracts or a dedicated van/minibus fleet, so a genuine aviation crew-transport role beyond ad-hoc airport transfers is unconfirmed.

Addis Ababa-headquartered flight support/trip support provider offering 24/7 flight planning, permits, charter brokerage and aviation communications from ADD; holds one of the first Ethiopian CAA business-aviation licences (granted Dec 2018), confirmed by its own site and multiple trade-press reports (AIN, CAPA, Aviation Week).

Listed as "AURORA - NATIONAL AIRWAYS FBO" at HAAB in the AC-U-KWIK handler directory, offering pilot services alongside FBO handling; operated by National Airways (National Airways PLC, IATA 9Y / ICAO NAE), an Addis Ababa charter carrier. Full service detail beyond the directory listing is paywalled at source.

Ethiopian Airlines Group-owned hotel five minutes from Bole International, now Africa's largest hotel at 1,024 rooms plus a separate 97-room in-terminal hotel inside the airport itself; used for Ethiopian Airlines' own crew and for passengers on long layovers, per the airline's own sites and multiple trade-press reports.