Kenya Airways targets 100-aircraft fleet by 2035
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Kenya Airways has unveiled plans to expand its fleet from 32 aircraft to 100 by 2035 as part of an ambitious growth strategy aimed at increasing annual passenger traffic to 9 million.
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