Other carriers, both local and international, also reported significant disruptions to their operations, as they struggled to clear the backlog of delayed and suspended flights.
By
Vincent Owino
Business & Technology Reporter
Nation Media Group
Kenya’s largest carriers have disclosed that they lost up to Sh976 million in lost revenues and disruption related costs due to the two-day strike of aviation workers, highlighting the toll the industrial action took on the country’s aviation industry.
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