Kenya Airways (KQ) expects its revenues for the current financial year ending December to take a hit due to the prolonged grounding of two of its largest aircraft –the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliners— due to delays in maintenance of their engines.
The national carrier says the two Dreamliners that are out of service have reduced its current capacity by 20 percent, significantly impacting revenue as it has been forced to cut back on certain routes and reduce flight frequencies.
