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KQ eyes Air France deal to boost revenue as loss falls 20.5 pc

Kenya Airways chairman Michael Joseph (left) and CEO Sebastian Mikosz during the release of the firm's half-year results on November 17, 2017. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | NMG

By  MUGAMBI MUTEGI

Kenya Airways #ticker:KQ is early next year set to sign a joint venture agreement with Air France even as the national carrier announced that its net loss for the six months to September improved 20.5 per cent to Sh3.8 billion on lower costs.

The partnership, which is an expansion of the carrier’s existing deal with Dutch airline KLM, will see KQ, as it is referred to by its international code, book revenue from flights connecting Nairobi and Paris.

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