Caption for the landscape image: KQ risks refund pressure over flight delays, cancellations Friday, September 06, 2024 Scroll down to read the article Kenya Airways planes at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) parking bay. Photo credit: File | AFP By Hilary Kimuyu Correspondent Nation Media Group Article Related National carrier Kenya Airways (KQ) is facing pressure for refunds from customers affected by flight delays and cancellations since last week. The airline, which has a policy that allows customers to claim refunds for cancelled flights or delays of more than eight hours, apologised to customers on Wednesday evening for the recent flight delays and disruptions. PREMIUM Taxpayers pay Sh17bn for KQ loan in 9 months Kenya Airways took up the loan to finance the purchase of seven aircraft and an engine. PREMIUM Kenya Airways cuts loss by 40pc on sales growth KQ incurs losses on foreign exchange and early lease terminations. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Mushroom crisps, anyone?: Business bets big on value addition PREMIUM Air travel between Kenya and Middle East rebounds PREMIUM How discarded fruits are finding a second life in cosmetics PREMIUM Kisumu cement industry expands with new factory Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles Mashujaa Day windfall: Eldoret businesses cash in as visitors flood city Eldoret city is also known for its nightlife. PREMIUM This man Paul Mackenzie: From hawker to Shakahola radical religious influence Unable to secure formal employment, he sold flour using a handcart before training as a driver. Relief for working mothers as Parliament passes Breastfeeding Bill Proposed legislation requiring employers to provide dedicated lactation spaces, flexible working hours, and anti-discrimination protections approved
PREMIUM Taxpayers pay Sh17bn for KQ loan in 9 months Kenya Airways took up the loan to finance the purchase of seven aircraft and an engine.
PREMIUM Kenya Airways cuts loss by 40pc on sales growth KQ incurs losses on foreign exchange and early lease terminations.
Mashujaa Day windfall: Eldoret businesses cash in as visitors flood city Eldoret city is also known for its nightlife.
PREMIUM This man Paul Mackenzie: From hawker to Shakahola radical religious influence Unable to secure formal employment, he sold flour using a handcart before training as a driver.
Relief for working mothers as Parliament passes Breastfeeding Bill Proposed legislation requiring employers to provide dedicated lactation spaces, flexible working hours, and anti-discrimination protections approved