We are ready To Return To The Sky - Kenya Airways

Kenya Airways ready for resumption of passenger flights. 

Kenya Airways has said it's ready for resumption of passenger flights as soon as the government opens the aerospace for both local and international travel, ending months of lost revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
There are indications that air planes will fully return to the skies as from July.
The airline stopped the international flights after a government order on March 22. The order effectively suspend Kenya Airways’ flow of new revenues at a time it had no cash reserves.
There is high expectation that the flights could resume in the third quarter of the year with business expected to restart at a very low capacity and gradual come back which can only be influenced by gradual lifting of travel bans.
Kenya Airways has been operating only cargo flights for essentials such as medicine but this has not been enough to sustain business given that it was already in a loss territory pre-coronavirus.
KQ is fully ready to return to the skies, but only waiting for the authority to unlock the boarders. Passenger flights will return to the skies as soon as the government opens the aerospace for both local and international travel.

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