Kenya Airways’ restructuring plan, put forward by the country’s current president, William Ruto, is on track to replace the previous plan backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which was introduced by the former administration. Ruto’s government has questioned the government’s involvement in the airline and has indicated its intention to cut its borrowing. The airline, which collapsed into insolvency in 2018 after expansion, currently flies to over 50 destinations in Africa, Asia, and Europe. The government is expected to approve the new turnaround plan, which will eliminate loss-making routes, but it is unclear if there will be a commitment to take over the airline’s $800m debt. Kenya Airways will present its 2022 results to investors on Monday.