Air France-KLM sees 19pc more bookings in Kenya this year

KLM planes parked at the Schiphol Airport, in the outskirts of Amsterdam, on March 18, 2020. PHOTO | AFP

Air France-KLM projects to grow its passenger seats in Kenya by 19 percent this year compared to 2022, driven by increasing business travel.

The airline anticipates pent-up demand post-August election that usually slows down arrivals and renewed interest in Kenya as a destination after the pandemic season that saw air travel fall sharply, prompting airlines to cut capacity.

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