Kenya Airways has threatened to stop selling tickets on its network if Kalpa does not retract their strike notice. Read: Pilots issue seven-day strike notice after another KQ flight delay"Kenya Airways will have to immediately stop selling tickets given the costs associated with selling tickets and not carrying these passengers," the national carrier said in a statement on Thursday. Kenya Airways has maintained that it will continue to seek an amicable resolution of all issues raised by the union and urges patience in the matter. Kalpa issued the notice after a Kenya Airways flight from Lusaka was delayed by technical hitches on Tuesday morning. Read: Duale wants KQ bosses to face transport committee after flight delaysAlso read: Kenya Airways bosses cannot end loss-making streak, says pilots union

Source: The Star October 13, 2016 05:58 UTC