Kenya Airways

By Apolinari Tairo, eTN Staff Writer | May 22, 2012 When all is set for the Routes Africa 2012 Forum in Seychelles, East Africa's leading airline, Kenya Airways is looking to extend its wings to cover more destinations in Africa and outside the ...

Boosting its reach across Africa, Kenya Airways has announced new direct services between Nairobi and Kilimanjaro. Effective 2 July this year, the airline said the new service was part of its network expansion across the continent and ten year growth ...

RT @KenyaAirways: Kenya Airways set to receive a B767 today, the 6th to join KQ operations

Kenya Airways' recent increase in its daily flights from three to four, the coming South African, Qatar and most recently Turkish Airways will boost numbers further and increase pressure on facilities. The current aircraft terminal full capacity ...

Kenya Airways could not sustain its two- session 11% bounce and eased back 2.0958% to close at 16.35 and traded 744800 shares. Nation Media was high ticked 2.395% to close at 171.00 and traded 3600 shares. Equity Bank firmed 1.22% to close at 20.75 and ...

Kenya Airways has announced the launch of a direct flight from Nairobi to Kilimanjaro - effective 2 July 2012. Having identified the route as a key addition to its network within Africa, the new route supports Kenya Airways' plans to expand its network ...

RT @KenyaAirways: Kenya Airways set to receive a B767 today, the 6th to join KQ operations

Pretty centralized, there are flights from Air Burundi, Air Uganda, Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, South African Airways and of course RwandAir that can take you to many destinations inside Africa. Not to mention Brussels, KLM, Qatar and Turkish ...

Liberalisation and economic growth are laying the foundation for a rapid acceleration, for aviation overall, but more particularly for a new generation of airlines, most of which did not exist a decade ago. Kenya Airways plans to launch its first ...

Mombasa and Coast Tourist Association chairman Mohamed Hersi has refuted reports that Virgin Atlantic's planned withdrawal from Kenya is due to insecurity. Speaking to the Star, Hersi said the airline's decision to cease flights into Kenya was purely ...