Kenya Airways (KQ) is seeking $1.5 billion (Sh194 billion) in turnaround funds and plans to revive three grounded Boeing aircraft by July 2026.

• The airline aims to secure the capital injection by March next year from investors, government support, and structured financing.
• The funds will address debt, liquidity pressures, operational challenges, and aircraft shortages.
• Kenya Airways Board Chairman Kiprono Kittony cited geopolitical issues and fuel price volatility as major risks impacting the airline, which posted a Sh17.2 billion pre-tax loss for the year 2025.