Kenya Airways (KQ) has secured a second landing slot at Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest airport for international passenger traffic, allowing it to launch a second daily flight to the city, days after its arch-rival Emirates added a third Nairobi-Dubai service.
The national flag carrier is set to more than double its capacity on the Nairobi-Dubai route, with an additional daily flight set to commence on September 1, as competition intensifies on the lucrative route.
