Kenya Airways ends Terra Avia capacity deal, considers long-term Boeing 777 freighter lease

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Kenya Airways is in ongoing discussions to secure a long-term lease for a Boeing 777 freighter after ending its capacity agreement with Terra Avia. Acting CEO George Kamal cited soaring fuel costs, highlighting the carrier’s effort to recalibrate cargo capacity and operating exposure.

Discovered 2026-08-31T04:35:26.668831-07:00 | 2026-08-31T04:35:26.668831-07:00

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  • Kenya Airways is shifting from a capacity agreement with Terra Avia toward potential direct control of a 777 freighter, a move that could reshape its cargo capacity and cost structure.
  • The decision was prompted by soaring fuel costs, underscoring how fuel economics continue to influence cargo network and fleet decisions.
  • A long-term lease would add a significant widebody freighter commitment and associated fixed operating exposure for the airline.

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