Lobby Group Reveals Why African Airlines Are Struggling to Make Profits
African airlines are expected to record a profit margin of just 0.2 per cent, leaving carriers highly vulnerable to fuel price increases
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African airlines are expected to record a profit margin of just 0.2 per cent, leaving carriers highly vulnerable to fuel price increases
JKIA's annual passenger-handling capacity is expected to rise from approximately eight million to 12 million passengers.
Airport workers occupy critical positions in a system where hundreds of operations have to work together for a single flight to depart on time.
Despite a flight from Entebbe to Nairobi taking roughly 50 minutes, travellers can pay up to Ksh103,600 for the journey
The latest delays come amid a series of incidents that have disrupted air travel in Kenya in recent months.
The agreement was formalised through a return-to-work formula
KQ plans to grow its African market share from the current 3 per cent to as high as 15 per cent