Plane leasing deals leave Kenya Airways with Sh4 billion loss

A Kenya Airways plane at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi. PHOTO | FILE

National carrier Kenya Airways’ decision to sub-lease five aeroplanes to foreign airlines left it with a Sh4 billion loss, the company’s latest financial statement shows.

The multi-billion shilling loss is the difference between revenues earned from the sub-leasing contracts and payments to be made to primary lessors in the same period.

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