Jambojet has announced that it will maintain its flight fares despite the rising fuel prices caused by the ongoing war between Israel and Iran.

• Fuel prices increased from 63 USD to 73 USD per barrel at the onset of the conflict.
• The airline's Chief Executive Officer, Karanja Ndegwa, stated they will monitor the situation before making any fare adjustments.
• Jambojet plans to increase its fleet from 8 to 9 aircraft, boosting flight frequencies on the Kisumu-Nairobi-Mombasa routes from 6 to 7.

Jambo Jet Airline will not raise flight fares despite the ongoing war between Israel and Iran, which has caused fuel prices to fluctuate.

• Fuel prices have increased from 63 USD to 73 USD per barrel since the conflict began.
• Karanja Ndegwa, the Chief Executive Officer of Jambo Jet, stated that prices will be monitored and only adjusted if a barrel exceeds 100 USD.
• The airline plans to expand its fleet from 8 to 9 planes, enhancing flight frequencies on the Kisumu-Nairobi-Mombasa routes.