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KQ Adds 2 Cities to its Destinations, Increases Frequencies on Key Routes

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"The network expansion is reflective of our mission of propelling Africa’s growth by connecting its people cultures and markets,” says Mr Julius Thairu, Chief Commercial and Customer Officer, at Kenya Airways.
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Kenya Airways (KQ) has announced plans to boost its network with increased frequencies to five destinations and the addition of Eldoret and Maputo to its network. From its hub in Nairobi, KQ will begin flights to Eldoret, Kenya from 25th March 2024 and Maputo, Mozambique from 14th June 2024 providing travellers with more convenience and connectivity.

Mr Julius Thairu, Chief Commercial and Customer Officer, says this is in response to the steady recovery and demand for air travel. “Our focus for FY2024 will be to continue with strategic and targeted growth to meet growing demand as the airline targets bottom line revenue growth,” Mr Thairu said. “The network expansion is reflective of our mission of propelling Africa’s growth by connecting its people cultures and markets.”

New Destinations

Starting March 25th, 2024: From its hub in Nairobi, Kenya, KQ will operate five weekly flights to Eldoret, Kenya. Flights to Eldoret will be available on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Starting 14th June, 2024: From its hub in Nairobi, Kenya, KQ will fly three times weekly to Maputo, Mozambique. Travellers can enjoy flights on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays.

Increased Frequencies

New York, USA: From 15th June, 2024, KQ will increase its peak frequencies to New York, offering two additional weekly flights. With flights on Thursdays and Saturdays, passengers will have even more flexibility when travelling to the iconic city.

Paris, France: Effective 5th July, 2024, KQ will boost frequencies to Paris with two additional weekly flights. Operating on Fridays and Sundays, these additional flights cater to the extra demand expected during the Olympics.

Accra, Ghana & Freetown, Sierra Leone: From 2nd June, 2024, Kenya Airways will increase capacity to Accra and Freetown by deploying the B787-8 aircraft. This enhancement will provide passengers with more comfortable and convenient travel options to these destinations.

Lagos, Nigeria: Kenya Airways will add three additional flights to Lagos, Nigeria. Starting from 1st April, 2024, passengers can enjoy one additional weekly flight on Saturdays, followed by two additional flights from 3rd June, 2024, on Mondays and Thursdays.

All these new destinations and increased frequencies are now live on Global Distribution Systems (GDS) and available for booking.

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