Kenya Airways likely to stick with Boeing as losses narrow

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Kenya Airways has not considered switching its future plane orders to Airbus following Boeing’s 737-MAX jet crisis, the airline’s chairman said on Tuesday after it posted a rise in last year’s revenue.

The airline, in which Air France-KLM holds a 7.8 percent stake, reported revenue of Sh114.45 billion (USD1.13 billion) for the 12 months to Dec. 31, up from Sh106.17 billion a year earlier.