NEW DELHI, June 2 (Reuters) - Ethiopian Airlines is

looking to order at least 20 to 30 jets that could seat around

100 passengers as it moves to expand its regional fleet and

replace some ageing aircraft, the airline's chief executive told

Reuters on Monday.

"On the 100-seater aircraft category, we are evaluating

three aircraft models, the E-2 from Embraer ( ERJ ), the A220

from Airbus, and the 737 MAX 7 from Boeing ( BA )," CEO

Mesfin Tasew Bekele said in an interview.