KQ half-year loss shrinks to Sh4.8bn on deep cost cuts

Kenya Airways CEO Mbuvi Ngunze (right) with Acting Finance Director Dick Murianki during an investor briefing on October 27, 2016. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA

National carrier Kenya Airways has cut its half-year net loss by more than half to Sh4.8 billion on the back of deep cost-cutting intended to stabilise the cash-strapped airline.

The airline’s decision to sell and sub-lease aircraft reduced its fleet ownership costs by Sh4.6 billion to Sh8.5 billion, six-month results released yesterday show.

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