Airlines operating at Wilson Airport say delayed runway rehabilitation works have caused losses exceeding Sh620 million, with operators warning of rising costs and greater disruption.
Wilson runway delays leave airlines facing mounting losses. [File, Standard]
Airlines operating at Wilson Airport say they have suffered losses running into hundreds of millions of shillings as delayed runway rehabilitation works continue to disrupt aviation operations.
With the tourism industry entering its peak season, the aviation sector is increasingly concerned that these losses will balloon in the coming months.
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