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Kenya Airways chairman Kiprono Kitony says the airline is pursuing new investors, fleet expansion and increased African routes as part of a strategy to restore profitability after returning to losses.
The national carrier is also eyeing $1.5 billion (Sh194 billion) in fresh capital injection by March next year to fund its turnaround plans.
“We will operate daily frequencies between Nairobi and Dubai, with additional frequencies to be introduced progressively in line with demand and operational requirements.”
KQ diverts two regional flights to Kilimanjaro Airport due to fog and reduced visibility at JKIA, flights later landed safely in Nairobi.
Kenya Airways has reported a net loss of Sh17.16 billion for the period to December 2025
Kenya Airways suspends March 6 repatriation flight to and from Dubai following security guidance from Dubai Airport authorities.
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