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.
Group MD & CEO Kenya Airways, Capt George Kamal, Board Chairman Mr Kiprono Kittony and the Chief Finance Officer at Kenya Airways, Ms Mary Mwenga. [Courtesy]
Kenya Airways is optimistic about returning to profitability after implementing several strategies.
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