Last Updated 13 years ago by Kenya Engineer

Speaking during the National Exporters Forum today, Kenya Airways CEO, Titus Naikuni made a major remark that KQ was short of parking space in the country. He made the outcry to the government to consider expanding the airports to create more space for parking.

He pointed that they have to park some of the airlines in Mombasa and Tanzania, something that is costing them extra expenditure. With new aircraft expected to come in by next year, he expressed concern that if nothing was done, it would give them trouble accommodating the new airlines.

The CEO of Kenya’s largest airline in his remarks also pointed that he advocated for cargo being transported via railway and ease what has now become a burden to the roads.













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