Kenya Airways (KQ) plans an aggressive fleet expansion, aiming to more than double its aircraft to 67 by 2030 from the current 32. This significant growth is driven by anticipated increases in passenger demand.

• KQ projects its fleet to reach 67 aircraft by 2030, with plans for 100 by 2035.
• The airline's Acting Group Managing Director and CEO, Capt. George Kamal, unveiled the expansion strategy.
• This growth follows the return of a Boeing 777 wide-body aircraft to service after a ten-year absence.