Jambojet eyes West, Southern Africa routes with new planes

A Jambojet plane at JKIA

A Jambojet plane at JKIA. 

Photo credit: Bonface Bogita | Nation Media Group

Low-cost airline Jambojet plans to triple its fleet and launch longer routes, including new destinations in West and Southern Africa over the next five years as revenue surpasses the $100 million (Sh13 billion) mark on increased demand.

New Jambojet chairman Ayisi Makatiani, who is returning to lead the airline’s board more than a decade after his first tenure, said the carrier plans to acquire two aircraft within the next 12 months and sustain expansion over the next five years to triple its fleet from the current 11.

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