National carrier Kenya Airways shrugged off a rise in fuel prices to more than double its profits as increased passenger and cargo uptake pushed up revenues. The airline which is partly owned by Dutch airline KLM announced posted a pre-tax profit of 5billion shillings for the financial year ended 31st march this year a 59% increase compared to the 2.7billion shillings posted the previous year. Kenya Airways is now even more bullish on its performance as it plans to open 8 more destinations on its Africa route network this year. Denis Otieno has that report.
Wel done KQ,Sleak plane.
rashaenka 9 months ago