KQ has been searching for a strategic investor for years, with the latest push coming as the airline grapples with mounting financial pressures and negative equity.
By
Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
Conflicting interests have delayed Kenya Airways’ turnaround plans even as the national carrier’s acting CEO George Kamal exited abruptly after eight months on the job.
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'I’m looking to bring new aircraft and grow the capacity.'
The national carrier is counting on fresh capital, whether in kind or cash, to expand its fleet, restore its capacity, and grow…
The restructuring comes at a critical point for KQ, which is seeking to improve its financial position.
Dr Kamal’s stint at KQ, however short, was unique. He was the first pilot to run the airline, and one of the few career pilots to…
Kenya Airways is eyeing a turnaround through a mix of strategies that diversify its revenue streams, with cargo seen as among the…
The acting group managing director and chief executive officer has been replaced by the company secretary and head of legal Habil…
