NAIROBI, Kenya March 30-National carrier, Kenya Airways narrowed its loss for the year ended December 2021 by 56.58 per cent on higher revenue on reopening of travel as Covid-19 restrictions eased.
This is an improvement from a loss of Sh36. 2billion posted in 2020.
The resumption in operations saw the airline’s capacity increase by 11. 5 per cent and this saw the group’s total revenue increase by 33 per cent to 70.2billion.
“Following the worst year…
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