Lufthansa to open JKIA catering unit by year end

A Kenya Airways aircraft at the JKIA. The airline is served by NAS Servair. PHOTO | FILE

German multinational Lufthansa is set to launch its new kitchen at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in six months, ending NAS Servair’s six-decade long monopoly of in-flight catering business at East Africa’s biggest air transport hub.

LSG Sky Chefs, Lufthansa’s catering subsidiary, says it is on course to open the Sh435 million facility by the end of the year.

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