Kenya Airways May Add as Many as 20 New Routes in Five Years
- Carrier is exploring possibilities with South African Airways
- Company narrowed full-year loss despite decline in revenue
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Kenya Airways Plc plans to add as many as 20 new destinations in Africa, Europe and Asia in the next five years, Chief Executive Officer Sebastian Mikosz said.
The route-network expansion will help sub-Saharan Africa’s third-biggest carrier, in the midst of a turnaround program after a record loss in 2016, return to profit. On Wednesday, the airline reported a 6.1 billion-shilling ($60.3 million) loss for the nine months through December.