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Low-cost carrier Fastjet exits Kenya after 11 months

A Fastjet plane lands at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Tanzania. Low demand has forced the UK-based budget airline to suspend operations in Kenya. PHOTO | FILE

Low-cost carrier Fastjet has exited the Kenyan market after just 11 months in operation on low demand.

The UK budget airline will from Monday also suspend Dar es Salaam-Entebbe flights as well as between Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe and Johannesburg in South Africa for similar financial reasons.

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