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HomeDaily NewsTuesday, July 21, 2026Uganda Airlines orders eight Boeing jets to expand regional, international routes - July 2026
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Uganda Airlines orders eight Boeing jets to expand regional, international routes - July 2026

Uganda Airlines has announced its first-ever order with Boeing, securing eight new aircraft to significantly expand its regional and international flight network, aiming to bolster Entebbe's position as a key aviation hub. Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Canada were the top destinations for Kenyan visa applications in the first half of 2026, indicating a significant rebound in international travel. Meanwhile, Lufthansa has refunded a Kenyan passenger, Mathews Keinamma, Sh63,798 after he was denied boarding on a flight to Canada, with the incident involving a ticket booked through Expertriate Travel Agency.

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Uganda Airlines orders eight Boeing jets to expand regional, international routes

Uganda Airlines orders eight Boeing jets to expand regional, international routes

Uganda Airlines has announced its first-ever order with Boeing, securing eight new aircraft to significantly expand its regional and international flight network. This strategic move aims to bolster Entebbe's position as a key aviation hub.

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Uganda Airlines has announced its first-ever order with Boeing, securing eight new aircraft to significantly expand its regional and international flight network. This strategic move aims to bolster Entebbe's position as a key aviation hub.

  • Uganda Airlines ordered four 737-8 MAX and four 787-9 Dreamliners.
  • The order was announced by Uganda Airlines Chief Executive Officer Ato Girma Wake.
  • The new aircraft are expected to be 20-25% more fuel-efficient than older models.
Tuesday 4:23 PMCapital Business

Saudi Arabia, UK and Canada top visa applications from Kenya

Saudi Arabia, UK and Canada top visa applications from Kenya

Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Canada were the top destinations for Kenyan visa applications in the first half of 2026, indicating a significant rebound in international travel.

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Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Canada were the top destinations for Kenyan visa applications in the first half of 2026, indicating a significant rebound in international travel.

  • Visa application volumes from Kenya increased by a substantial 20 percent in the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.
  • The visa processing company VFS Global reported this trend, driven by demand for tourism, business, and family visits.
  • VFS Global urged applicants to use only official channels and cautioned against intermediaries promising faster approvals, emphasizing strengthened security measures like OTP-based booking.
Tuesday 12:30 PMCapital BusinessFirst

Lufthansa refunds Kenyan passenger Sh63,798 over boarding denial

Lufthansa refunds Kenyan passenger Sh63,798 over boarding denial

Lufthansa has refunded a Kenyan passenger, Mathews Keinamma, Sh63,798 after he was denied boarding on a flight to Canada. The incident involved a ticket booked through Expertriate Travel Agency.

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Lufthansa has refunded a Kenyan passenger, Mathews Keinamma, Sh63,798 after he was denied boarding on a flight to Canada. The incident involved a ticket booked through Expertriate Travel Agency.

  • The airline initially retained Sh63,798 of the ticket's value (Sh424,830) after denying boarding.
  • The case was brought before the Competition Authority of Kenya (CAK).
  • Mr. Keinamma was denied boarding despite allegedly possessing all necessary travel documents, including his passport and visa.
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