African airlines caught in Ukraine turbulence

Kenya Airways and South African Airways planes at JKIA Nairobi. African airlines have teamed up to negotiate better fuel prices. PHOTO | POOL

By  The East African

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What you need to know:

  • According to the African Airlines Association, airlines on the continent are likely to post losses of up to $4.1 billion this year on the back of expensive jet fuel. This is equivalent to 23.4 percent of 2019 revenues.

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