Kenya Airways' board should comprise of aviation experts and individuals from key economic sectors as part of the airline's turnaround strategy, pilots say. This comes as KQ management works on a turn-around plan with changes expected to come with the National Management Aviation Bill 2020 currently in Parliament. The African Airlines Association yesterday noted that connectivity at Nairobi JKIA in June declined, " mainly due to schedule adjustments and frequency reduction by national carrier, KQ." Meanwhile, KALPA has called for favorable aviation laws to protect the national carrier from sinking. “The National Aviation Management bill 2020 should be tailored in such a way that it is advantageous to KQ and other locally owned airlines.

Source: The Star July 08, 2021 00:56 UTC