Kenya Airways

Air Peace Ousts Kenya Airways, Tops Africa’s Fastest-Growing Airlines With 55% Capacity Boom As Nigeria Ranks Africa’s Fastest-Growing Aviation Market

The latest September 2026 aviation data released by global aviation analytics firm, OAG, showed that Air Peace expanded its scheduled seat capacity from 229,412 seats in September 2025 to 354,804 seats in September 2026. The increase of about 125,400 seats represents a 54.7 percent year-on-year growth, the highest recorded among Africa’s leading airlines.

NCAA Sanctions Kenya Airways Over Consumer Protection-Related Infractions

May 09, (THEWILL) – The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has sanctioned the East African carrier, Kenya Airways, for consumer protection related infractions. In a statement issued on Thursday by the Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Mr Michael...

NCAA Initiates Stiff Enforcement Action Against Kenya Airways Over Passenger Mistreatment

February 08, (THEWILL) – The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has announced plans to take strict enforcement action against Kenya Airways following the ill-treatment of a Nigerian passenger, Gloria Omisore. A statement issued on Saturday by the Director of Public Affairs...

Kenya Airways Strengthens Partnership With Nigerian Travel Operators At Akwaaba 2024

November 19, (THEWILL) - Kenya Airways has reaffirmed its commitment to deepening collaboration with Nigerian travel operators during the 2024 Akwaaba African Travel Market in Lagos. Speaking at the event, James Nganga, Kenya Airways’ Country Manager for Nigeria, underscored...

Air Connectivity: Kenya Airways, Air France-KLM End Africa-Europe Joint Venture Agreement

SAN FRANCISCO, December 19, (THEWILL) - East African carrier, Kenya Airways and Air France-KLM Group, have mutually agreed to terminate their Africa-Europe joint venture partnership from September 2021. According to Allan Kilavuka, Kenya Airways CEO, the Kenyan carrier will continue...
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We Fought For Your Freedom — Obasanjo Accuses South Africa Of Betraying Africa

Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has accused South Africa of betraying the spirit of African solidarity for which Nigeria fought during the country’s struggle against apartheid.
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