Kenya Airways (KQ) faces intense scrutiny from Kenyan lawmakers, demanding a clear repayment strategy for billions in government bailouts. This comes as the loss-making national carrier continues to rely heavily on taxpayer support amidst persistent financial woes.

• The Treasury disbursed KSh14.3 billion in the fiscal year ending June 2024 for a loan, with an additional KSh18.8 billion paid this year.
• Kenya Airways Chief Executive Allan Kilavuka stated a KSh19.7 billion working capital loan was converted into a shareholder loan due to cash flow pressures exacerbated by COVID-19.
• An Auditor-General's report in February criticized the Treasury for providing over KSh55 billion to KQ between 2019 and 2023 without a clear repayment plan or formal agreements.