KQ stares at further turbulence as regional competitors emerge

The Kenya Airways’ Boeing 787 Dreamliner at the JFK International Airport after its maiden non-stop flight to New York, USA. [File, Standard]

It was perhaps one of the few investor briefings without investors. It was Kenya Airways’ investor briefing. Shareholders were less interested.

Save for a few banks keen on salvaging their money from the troubled airline, other shareholders generally gave the occasion a wide berth.