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File:Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-700 ET-ALM ADD 2010-6-14.png

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English: An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737-760 at Bole International Airport (ADD / HAAB)
Date 14 June 2010
Source http://www.airliners.net/photo/Ethiopian-Airlines/Boeing-737-760/1814906/L/
Author Patrick Mutzenberg
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8° 58′ 40.00″ N, 38° 47′ 58.00″ E

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