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Kenya Airways chairman says deal with KLM set for renegotiation

Kenya Airways chairman Michael Joseph (right) and Group MD Mbuvi Ngunze during a media briefing on November 4, 2016. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU

Kenya Airways will in a fortnight renegotiate its long-standing joint venture agreement with major shareholder KLM, the national carrier’s new chairman Michael Joseph has said.

The former Safaricom chief executive said he is flying to the Netherlands to meet KLM’s chief executive in two weeks to discuss ways of amending the clauses which disproportionately favour KQ’s partner of 16 years.

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