Kenya Airways back in the red with Sh17.2bn loss
Revenue plunged on the grounding of part of its fleet...
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Kenya Airways (KQ) has reported a significant financial setback, swinging back into losses with a net loss of Sh17.2 billion for the year ended December 2025, a stark contrast to a Sh5.4 billion profit in 2024.
- The national carrier's operational loss widened, primarily due to the grounding of part of its fleet.
- Key driver for the loss was the temporary grounding of three Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner aircraft due to global supply chain constraints and limited engine availability.
- Kenya Airways' sales declined by Sh27 billion to Sh161.4 billion, resulting in an operating loss of Sh5.6 billion.
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