Hasara ya KQ ya pungua kutoka Ksh 10Bln hadi Ksh 6Bln
Hasara ya KQ ya pungua kutoka Ksh 10Bln hadi Ksh 6Bln
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Yani Tanzania inawanyima usingizi. Binti Mwasiti
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Huyu jamaa JF itampasua roho
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Kenya Airways cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m loss
Wednesday March 21 2018
A Kenya Airways Plane: KQ says fuel costs, up 14pc, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability. FILE PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU | NMG
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Kenya Airways has posted a Ksh6.1 billion ($61 million) net loss for the nine months to December as it announced a change in its financial calendar to sync with the calendar year.
The national carrier's management has attributed the loss position to higher fuel costs and the negative impact of a prolonged electioneering period.
Fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent in the period, remain the biggest challenge to KQ's profitability.
Route expansion
However, the airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
Chief executive Sébastian Mikosz said the full financial impact of the new US route will be felt in 2019, adding he expects a revenue boost of between 8 and 10 per cent.
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Kenya Airways will, in partnership with its European partners, will also roll out economy comfort class on all aircraft in the next 12-15 months as part of its strategy to increase revenues.
Michael Joseph, KQ's chairman, said Wednesday at an investors' briefing that Polish consultants are still part of the team alongside consultants from other countries, adding that the focus that has been on the Polish is misplaced.
KQ cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m
Wednesday March 21 2018
A Kenya Airways Plane: KQ says fuel costs, up 14pc, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability. FILE PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU | NMG
In Summary
- Carrier says fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability.
- Airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
By MUGAMBI MUTEGI
More by this Author
Kenya Airways has posted a Ksh6.1 billion ($61 million) net loss for the nine months to December as it announced a change in its financial calendar to sync with the calendar year.
The national carrier's management has attributed the loss position to higher fuel costs and the negative impact of a prolonged electioneering period.
Fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent in the period, remain the biggest challenge to KQ's profitability.
Route expansion
However, the airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
Chief executive Sébastian Mikosz said the full financial impact of the new US route will be felt in 2019, adding he expects a revenue boost of between 8 and 10 per cent.
Related Content
- KQ banks on pricing, on-board experience for success
- KQ books tickets for direct US flights starting October
- Kenya Airways and KLM extend route sales deal
Kenya Airways will, in partnership with its European partners, will also roll out economy comfort class on all aircraft in the next 12-15 months as part of its strategy to increase revenues.
Michael Joseph, KQ's chairman, said Wednesday at an investors' briefing that Polish consultants are still part of the team alongside consultants from other countries, adding that the focus that has been on the Polish is misplaced.
KQ cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m
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Hapana buda mimi hunioni Jukwaa la siasa wala Tanzanian news mimi niko hapa kenyan news and politics. wewe ndio unanyimwa usingizi na KENYA.😉😉
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leta news za bombardier yenu Canada.Kenya Airways cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m loss
Wednesday March 21 2018
A Kenya Airways Plane: KQ says fuel costs, up 14pc, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability. FILE PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU | NMG
In Summary
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- Carrier says fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability.
- Airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
By MUGAMBI MUTEGI
More by this Author
Kenya Airways has posted a Ksh6.1 billion ($61 million) net loss for the nine months to December as it announced a change in its financial calendar to sync with the calendar year.
The national carrier's management has attributed the loss position to higher fuel costs and the negative impact of a prolonged electioneering period.
Fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent in the period, remain the biggest challenge to KQ's profitability.
Route expansion
However, the airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
Chief executive Sébastian Mikosz said the full financial impact of the new US route will be felt in 2019, adding he expects a revenue boost of between 8 and 10 per cent.
Related Content
The firm will be recalling its Dreamliner from Oman Air to serve this long haul route.
- KQ banks on pricing, on-board experience for success
- KQ books tickets for direct US flights starting October
- Kenya Airways and KLM extend route sales deal
Kenya Airways will, in partnership with its European partners, will also roll out economy comfort class on all aircraft in the next 12-15 months as part of its strategy to increase revenues.
Michael Joseph, KQ's chairman, said Wednesday at an investors' briefing that Polish consultants are still part of the team alongside consultants from other countries, adding that the focus that has been on the Polish is misplaced.
KQ cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m
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Tanzania: ATCL Bullish On 2018 Challenges
Air Tanzania plane.
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Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) is relishing 2018 challenges in the aviation sector as it focuses to enhance domestic routes and venture into international market to regain market shares lost to rivals.
ATCL, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Ladislaus Matide said he was optimistic about growth prospects in 2017 as the national carrier is preparing to launch more domestic flights and venture into Asian and European markets to boost tourist arrivals with new long-haul aircraft expected in June.
Still waiting for your air craft hahahahahahaha
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Kenya Airways cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m loss
Wednesday March 21 2018
A Kenya Airways Plane: KQ says fuel costs, up 14pc, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability. FILE PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU | NMG
In Summary
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- Carrier says fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent, remain the biggest challenge to its profitability.
- Airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
By MUGAMBI MUTEGI
More by this Author
Kenya Airways has posted a Ksh6.1 billion ($61 million) net loss for the nine months to December as it announced a change in its financial calendar to sync with the calendar year.
The national carrier's management has attributed the loss position to higher fuel costs and the negative impact of a prolonged electioneering period.
Fuel costs, which went up 14 per cent in the period, remain the biggest challenge to KQ's profitability.
Route expansion
However, the airline has an optimistic outlook for 2018 as it plans to rollout daily flights between Nairobi and New York this October, non-stop flights to Cape town and direct flights to Mauritius.
Chief executive Sébastian Mikosz said the full financial impact of the new US route will be felt in 2019, adding he expects a revenue boost of between 8 and 10 per cent.
Related Content
The firm will be recalling its Dreamliner from Oman Air to serve this long haul route.
- KQ banks on pricing, on-board experience for success
- KQ books tickets for direct US flights starting October
- Kenya Airways and KLM extend route sales deal
Kenya Airways will, in partnership with its European partners, will also roll out economy comfort class on all aircraft in the next 12-15 months as part of its strategy to increase revenues.
Michael Joseph, KQ's chairman, said Wednesday at an investors' briefing that Polish consultants are still part of the team alongside consultants from other countries, adding that the focus that has been on the Polish is misplaced.
KQ cites high fuel costs, prolonged election period for $61m
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Tanzanian gov't seeks release of seized Q400
Air Tanzania Bombardier DHC-8-400© Andrew Cline20AUG2017
A Canadian contractor has seized a Dash 8-400, msn 4559, that was due to have been delivered to Air Tanzania (TC, Dar-es-Salaam) last month.
The state-owned carrier is expecting three Q400s (of which two have already been delivered) and two CS300s from Bombardier (BBA, Montréal Trudeau) along with one B787-8 from Boeing (BOE, Chicago O'Hare) as part of its fleet renewal plans. All aircraft are procured by the Tanzanian state via its TGF - Tanzanian Government Flight leasing vehicle.
According to The Citizen newspaper, Tanzanian Opposition Member of Parliament (MP) for Singida East, Tundu Lissu, told a press conference last week that Stirling Civil Engineering secured the seizure order as part of a 2010 International Court of Arbitration verdict in its favour.
Tanzania: Finally, Four Air Tanzania Company Planes Arrive in July
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Dodoma — FOUR newly procured planes for Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL) are expected in the country next July, the government announced here yesterday.
The Director of Information Services, Dr Hassan Abbas said the new planes from the Canadian Bombardier Manufacturer will arrive in the next four months. The government statement ends months of speculations on the fleet plight.
The government signed a firm purchase agreement with Bombardier Commercial Aircraft for the two Q400 turboprop airliners in July 2016. The 76-seater aircraft chiefly for commercial airline operations were pegged at 62 million US dollars (over 140bn/-).The state further signed another 224.6 million US dollar (over 500bn/-) deal for one Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner and jetliners CS300 to add up to the already delivered two Q400 planes.
Hahahaha in July they will say January 2019
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imepungua baada ya kuuza midege zaidi ya 20!
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Mshapata $300 million kulipa hilo deni la bombardier?
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JF ni special for Tanzanians. Nitegemea uwe Kenyan Talk. But sio mbaya iliwekwa ilikujifunza jambo
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mwaswast
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JF bila Wakenya ni useless ndio maana uko hapa na sio Tanzanian news and politics. Pia usisahau Kenyan section was created for Kenyans lakini wivu ukakuleta hapa.
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