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Kenya Airways (KQ) is on a mission to increase its cargo business from 10% of its total revenue today to at least 20% in five years.

During the airline’s AGM in Nairobi in June, CEO Allan Kilavuka said the carrier would add two converted B737-800 freighters to its fleet and, potentially acquire another widebody freighter in the longer term.

Mr Kilavuka gave no further details, so The Loadstar asked aviation analysts at IBA and Lufthansa Consulting how things might play out for ...

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