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Kenya Airways eyes over Sh200m savings from new building, diesel plant
From left: Kenya Airways chief operating officer George Kamal, KCAA chairman Brown Ondeng, Kenya Airports Authority chairman Caleb Kositany, Transport Principal Secretary Mohamed Daghar and Kenya Airways CEO Allan Kilavuka at the new water bottling plant at JKIA in Nairobi on October 1, 2024.
Kenya Airways (KQ) is eyeing savings of more than Sh209 million from its newly launched pyro-diesel and the newly acquired Msafiri building set to house its operations team, helping its efforts to return to profitability after years of loss-making.
The national flag carrier has launched a pyro-diesel production facility that will both reduce its carbon emissions and save on costs by using cheap fuel to power its machinery.
