Kenya's aviation ‌workers have called off a strike that disrupted flights at its main international and other airports. The strike came as Kenya Airways reported a first-half pretax loss of 15.92 billion Kenyan shillings ($123.08 million) weighed down by higher operating costs, including a sharp rise in fuel prices, despite revenue growth and improved passenger load factors.


Kenya aviation workers call off strike, as KQ posts first-half pretax loss of $123.08 million

Day two of the aviation workers’ strike in Kenya has left passengers stranded at the country’s main airport. Workers are demanding better labour conditions, increased pay, and improved workplace safety.

The strike is causing significant travel disruptions, affecting both domestic and international flights. Authorities are negotiating with union representatives, while passengers face uncertainty over flight schedules. The dispute highlights ongoing challenges in Kenya’s aviation sector and labour relations.

Kenya Aviation Strike: Airport Workers Demand Better Labour Conditions & Increased Pay 

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Kenya aviation workers call off strike, as KQ posts first-half pretax loss of $123.08 million

Kenya Aviation Strike: Airport Workers Demand Better Labour Conditions & Increased Pay