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Originally published by Capital Newstop
November 13, 2025
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MPs demand inquiry into KQ’s ‘bottomless pit’ citing cartel grip

MPs demand a comprehensive probe into Kenya Airways’ financial losses, alleged cartel-controlled leasing, and poor customer service, urging reforms and private-sector management to restore efficiency...
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Kenyan Members of Parliament are demanding a comprehensive inquiry into Kenya Airways (KQ) due to its continuous financial losses, poor customer service, and alleged cartel-controlled aircraft leasing arrangements. This comes despite years of government bailouts, raising concerns about the national carrier becoming a "bottomless pit."
- Luanda MP Dick Maungu initiated the debate, requesting a statement on KQ's financial performance.
- Eldas MP Adan Keynan alleged that KQ's planes are leased at exorbitant rates by cartels, urging the formation of a select ad-hoc committee.
- Kamukunji MP Yusuf Hassan described Kenya Airways as a "bottomless pit" caused by chronic mismanagement, citing repeated flight cancellations.
- The government owns approximately 48.9 percent of KQ, which has posted repeated losses for over a decade.
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