Parliament has asked the National Treasury to intervene and help the Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) recover Sh7.5 billion owed by Kenya Airways, in an effort to resolve the airport debt that has hang on the national carrier for years.
A report by the National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee (PIC) says there is need to engage Treasury to fast track the recovery of the amount owed as the debt is too high and affecting its operations. Previously, KAA had been engaging KQ directly on the issue of debt.