Kenya Airways to Reveal New Investors Amid Deep Losses
Kenya Airways will disclose potential new investors within weeks to ease debt pressure and fund its turnaround. The carrier reported a pre-tax loss of 15.9 billion shillings for the first half of 2026.
Kenya Airways will reveal details of new investors within weeks to secure capital, address debt, and restore grounded aircraft. The carrier posted a pre-tax loss of 15.92 billion shillings ($123M) for the first half of 2026. The funding push aims to stabilize operations as soaring fuel costs and supply chain bottlenecks constrain capacity.
