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Kenya Airways long-time partner Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) to lose three-quarters of its shareholding in the national carrier

Kenya Airways (Photo: Courtesy)

Kenya Airways’ long-time partner Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) will lose three-quarters of its shareholding in the national carrier in a new ownership structure that now puts the Government in the driver’s seat.

The new setup is part of a recovery plan that KQ has been undertaking for more than a year.

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