Kenya Airways wants to raise at least $500mln to expand fleet
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After posting its first profit in more than ten years in 2024, Kenya Airways is struggling to confirm its recovery. Kenya's national company announced a pre-tax loss of S$12.17 billion (approximately USD 94.1 million) in the first half of 2025, a result attributed mainly to difficulties related to its fleet. According to Kenya Airways' management, the counter-performance is due to a decrease in the number of passengers and revenues due to the ma…
Kenya Airways' Half-Year Profit Engine Stalls on Spare Parts Shortage
Kenya Airways (KQ) has reported a half-year net loss of USD 94 million for the period ending June 30, 2025, a significant reversal from the USD 3.97 million profit recorded a year prior. This financial downturn is primarily attributed to a combination of operational headwinds, including fleet groundings and global supply chain constraints. The airline’s capacity and revenue generation were severely impacted by the temporary grounding of three of…
Kenya Airways (KQ as IATA code) is seeking to conclude plans to raise approximately $500 million in additional capital to expand and upgrade its fleet by the first quarter of next year, said the airline on Tuesday 26 August. According to the company's managing director, Allan Kilaluka, 33% of the...
Kenya Airways posts half-year loss amid fleet groundings
Kenya Airways PLC has reported its financial results for the six months ending 30 June 2025, a period defined by considerable operational and financial turbulence. Central to the difficulties was the temporary grounding of three Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft, amounting to a third of the airline’s wide-body fleet. The grounding, caused by global supply chain disruptions and limited engine availability, significantly constrained capacity and re…
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