Kenya Airways expects to see a drop in revenues of between 60 billion Kenyan shillings (US$555.30M) and KSh 70B for full year 2020, its chief executive said on Friday, after posting a wider first-half pretax loss.
“In terms of projected revenue for up to the end o the year, we see that we will have a decline of about between 60 and 70 billion shillings, probably more, depending on how the uptake in demand is,” Allan Kilavuka told an online investor briefing.
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Source: Reuters
