Kenya Airways can play a role in boosting the country’s dwindling forex reserves by repatriating income earned abroad, according to The Standard. The paper reports that the airline, which is suffering from large losses, has earned KES65bn ($624m) from abroad since 2013 and currently holds KES15bn overseas. The carrier is working on a proposal to bring back that money, which was earned through ticket sales and cargo haulage, among other activities. The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority has raised no objection to the plan. The country’s forex reserves have fallen to $7.23bn, equivalent to 4.7 months’ worth of imports, and are expected to fall to just 4.1 months’ cover by the end of the year.