Nairobi, (Halbeeg News) – Kenya Airways (KQ) has announced the suspension of passenger flights to the Somali capital Mogadishu, effective October 14, 2024, due to operational challenges.
In a statement, the airline’s CEO, Allan Kilavuka stated that the decision was reached after careful analysis, taking into account the prevailing business environment.
“This decision was made after careful analysis and consideration in the best interest of the airline in the prevailing business environment,” Kilavuka said.
Kilavuka emphasized that the decision was made in the airline’s best interest, considering the challenges it faces in the prevailing environment.
“Kenya Airways requests for your understanding of this unforeseen development that may reverse the positive trend and gains made so far,” Kilavuka explained.
The airline’s CEO further expressed gratitude to the Kenyan embassy in Mogadishu and government officials for their continued support as the airline works towards expanding its network and providing reliable air travel services.
He also acknowledged that the suspension may affect the positive developments achieved so far.
“We request your understanding of this unforeseen development that may reverse the positive trend and gains made so far. We look forward to your understanding and consideration,” he said.
The airline first launched direct flights to Mogadishu in December 2018, marking a major step towards enhancing regional connectivity.
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