Bad seats, broken on all legs of our trip, seats are lumpy and mis-aligned, footrests and sound equipment not working, very uncomfortable. Masking tape is places over some seat buttons to indicate its use, but its doesn't work. Despite ET advertising their brand new planes 777-200's they only have two in use for their long high-end trips and the remainder of their planes are old and way past-service. No luggage space, as economy class passengers often sit in the seat from the origin point of the flight and leave their bags in the overhead lockers when passengers insist they go back to their allocated seats, with the FA's doing nothing about the situation. No seat IFE systems at all. just broken and fuzzy old screens.

Terrible seats - business class a throw back to the 1970s. Seat only barely reclines, foot rest usually broken. Once the passenger in front of you reclines, you are trapped in your seat if you have a window seat. One bathroom for 30 passengers, small, cramped, and usually filthy. Food is terrible - most passengers return it. On the last flight from Washington DC, they ran out of ice one hour into the flight. Inflight entertainment system was broken the three times I have flown Ethiopian. Cabin crew reserve seats for themselves in business class - and they will all remove your luggage from the overhead bins to store their own bags.