Ethiopian Airlines is accelerating efforts to convert passenger planes into freight aircraft as demand for cargo movement continues to rise. Africa's leading airliner is keen to expand its cargo business which has surged after the pandemic-induced disruptions in supply chains. CGTN's Girum Chala has more in this report.
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