Kenya Airways has made changes on its flight operations to Far East Asia as it optimizes its services to the region, which is a key economic partner for Africa. The flight schedule changes will translate into increased capacity from its Nairobi hub into Guangzhou, China; as well as daily frequencies to the Bangkok hub in Thailand from mid-November, en route to other parts of the region. From November 19, 2013, the airline will launch direct flights three times a week to Guangzhou while maintaining the four-times-a-week linked flights to the Chinese city via Bangkok. These come in the wake of three times a week flights to Hong Kong via Bangkok that will be introduced on October 2, 2013. Previously, the flights to Hong Kong were through Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
Posted on: Mon, 30 Sep 2013 15:19:28 +0000
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